I couldn’t agree more with the infotainment setup. I have this big screen but limited to what I can choose from. My last tundra had a much smaller but much better Home Screen where I could see maps, contacts and music. Surely we have this option on this huge screen other than the apple car play.
Help me fix/replace the Infotainment system in my 3rd Generation 2022 Tundra!
I own a 2022 Toyota Tundra SR5 with 8-in Audio Multimedia, with wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto capability.
The nav/multimedia unit is terrible. I had a 2018 Tacoma, and four years later, I found that the infotainment system had taken several steps backward.
I am looking for an aftermarket replacement that supports all the OEM capabilities, like cameras, backup lines, system config, etc., while providing a richer user interface and better features, like
If not, how do I use the existing system in a way that doesn’t suck??
The nav/multimedia unit is terrible. I had a 2018 Tacoma, and four years later, I found that the infotainment system had taken several steps backward.
- Voice commands always say, “I don’t understand your request.”
- Playing music via the in-dash USB port is terribly complicated and limited
- There is no home screen where I can choose the info displayed.
I am looking for an aftermarket replacement that supports all the OEM capabilities, like cameras, backup lines, system config, etc., while providing a richer user interface and better features, like
- An actual home screen where I can choose the display from multiple sources of info, like weather, time, nav, audio, etc.
- Voice commands that actually work
- To access music sources other than XM radio, like the in-dash data USB port, by voice command.
- Use Google Maps or Waze without Android Auto
- And so on
If not, how do I use the existing system in a way that doesn’t suck??
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Welcome to the forum @Tberry05! It is annoying that infotainment screens pretty much have taken a back seat behind apple carplay and android auto.I couldn’t agree more with the infotainment setup. I have this big screen but limited to what I can choose from. My last tundra had a much smaller but much better Home Screen where I could see maps, contacts and music. Surely we have this option on this huge screen other than the apple car play.
Overall though, how do you like your Tundra?
Do you know if you're running the latest software update for the infotainment system?I own a 2022 Toyota Tundra SR5 with 8-in Audio Multimedia, with wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto capability.
The nav/multimedia unit is terrible. I had a 2018 Tacoma, and four years later, I found that the infotainment system had taken several steps backward.
- Voice commands always say, “I don’t understand your request.”
- Playing music via the in-dash USB port is terribly complicated and limited
- There is no home screen where I can choose the info displayed.
I am looking for an aftermarket replacement that supports all the OEM capabilities, like cameras, backup lines, system config, etc., while providing a richer user interface and better features, like
It’s been a while; somebody must’ve found something by now.
- An actual home screen where I can choose the display from multiple sources of info, like weather, time, nav, audio, etc.
- Voice commands that actually work
- To access music sources other than XM radio, like the in-dash data USB port, by voice command.
- Use Google Maps or Waze without Android Auto
- And so on
If not, how do I use the existing system in a way that doesn’t suck??
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