Cleveland Area Stereo/Tint work

[auggy]

Does anyone know of a good stereo/tint shop in the Cleveland area? Summit Sound is right by my house but the past few times I've been there they damaged my car or left tools in it, so I don't want to go back.

[CyberPMG]

Give Cary a call over at Auto Accents:

Auto Accents
6550 Pearl Road (S.R. 42)
Parma Heights, OH
440-888-8886

Tell Cary that Paul sent you (FatRings from fatDUBS.com). He can hook you up on both the stereo and tint. Cary and Bill are both certified Audi geeks and love working on them.

[auggy]

Give Cary a call over at Auto Accents:

Auto Accents
6550 Pearl Road (S.R. 43)
Parma Heights, OH
440-888-8886

Tell Cary that Paul sent you (FatRings from fatDUBS.com). He can hook you up on both the stereo and tint. Cary and Bill are both certified Audi geeks and love working on them.

I'll definately check them out as soon as I get home from school. Thanks for the info.

[Silververtu]

North Shore Tint
6672 Pearl Rd
Parma Heights, OH
440-842-3511

Call Marco, he did tint on all LeBron's rides.

[Twista616]

I've had great success with Summit Sound...but i do know the owner...maybe that helped. Everyones different though...

[teler86]

What do you need done stereo wise?
-Roman

[auggy]

I've had great success with Summit Sound...but i do know the owner...maybe that helped. Everyones different though...

I've had nothing but bad experiences, unfortunately. I'll never go there again.


Roman - I'm considering having a navigation installed sometime in the near future. I'm just going to have the tint redone in the short term.

[auggy]

North Shore Tint
6672 Pearl Rd
Parma Heights, OH
440-842-3511

Call Marco, he did tint on all LeBron's rides.

Thanks, I'll get a quote there as well. I'm driving my friend to the airport today and I plan on stopping by on the way home.

[teler86]

I'm guessing the B6 is yours in the picture, I have put in a quite a few navigation units into the A4's. I used to be the shop supervisor at the Circuit City in Mayfield, if you want you can give me a call at 440-227-0350 and we can discuss a few options and a price.
-Roman

[auggy]

I'm guessing the B6 is yours in the picture, I have put in a quite a few navigation units into the A4's. I used to be the shop supervisor at the Circuit City in Mayfield, if you want you can give me a call at 440-227-0350 and we can discuss a few options and a price.
-Roman

Sounds good .. I have to earn some money and find a unit, but I'll give you a call if I get it all set

[teler86]

what unit were you thinking of going with?
-Roman

[auggy]

what unit were you thinking of going with?
-Roman

Either that new pioneer unit or an rns-e

[teler86]

pioneer will give you more features and is much easier to install, however the RNS-E is defiantly Baller status. :)
-Roman

[CyberPMG]

RNS-E is the easiest to install. Get one with the wire harness adapter, and it's 100% plug and play. If you get one, it can be swapped in and going in 5-10 minutes. I did mine. Super easy.

[auggy]

RNS-E is the easiest to install. Get one with the wire harness adapter, and it's 100% plug and play. If you get one, it can be swapped in and going in 5-10 minutes. I did mine. Super easy.

The only setback would be the fact that my car doesnt have the sharkfin antenna. How hard is the antenna install?

[CyberPMG]

The only setback would be the fact that my car doesnt have the sharkfin antenna. How hard is the antenna install?

Even though I have the sharkfin antenna, it's only used for my XM satellite radio. When you get an RNS-E kit, you'll get the head unit, the wire harness adapter, and a GPS antenna that can be mounted up high under the dash (behind the gauge cluster, above the fuse panel - like mine, etc.). It's a no-brainer. You'll need to make sure it has the security code. You'll then need to do a few VAG-COM settings to complete the process.