Ford F150 and F250 SYNC screen upgrade (2015–2020)
This upgrade is titled for the Ford F150 and F250 trucks from 2015–2020 with SYNC2 or SYNC3, moving the screen from 8 inch to 12 inch in the OEM-style Lincoln format used by the other Ford kits in this range.
Trucks in this span carry two system generations, and the listing covers both — which makes the SYNC version, rather than the year, the key detail in your inquiry. If you are not sure whether your truck runs SYNC 2 or SYNC 3, the identification check linked below is the right first step.
Working trucks lead hard lives, and their dashboards show it: replaced screens, fleet-fitted equipment and previous owners' modifications are all common in this year span. Declare whatever is in the dash now, even if you believe it is standard — the kit title assumes the factory 8 inch starting point, and a truck that has already been changed once is a different fitting job. Photographing the current screen and the system information screen together, in one message, is the single most effective thing an F-series buyer can send.
Listing details
| Vehicles | Ford F150 and F250 |
|---|---|
| Model years | 2015–2020 |
| Factory systems | SYNC2 and SYNC3 |
| Screen change | 8 inch to 12 inch |
| Product wording | OEM-Style Lincoln Screen |
Confirm before you order
Confirm these points before ordering:
- Whether the truck is an F150 or an F250, and its exact year inside 2015–2020.
- Whether it runs SYNC 2 or SYNC 3.
- That the current screen is the 8 inch size named in the title.
- Any previous changes to the head unit or dashboard.
Ordering note: ex-fleet trucks deserve an extra line in the inquiry — fleet equipment is often removed before sale, leaving changed wiring or dashboards that the confirmation should know about before the kit is agreed.
Questions buyers ask about this listing
Does it matter if my truck has SYNC 2 instead of SYNC 3?
Both generations are named in the title, so either can be the starting point — but state which one your truck has, because the confirmation is done per vehicle, not per title alone.
Is this the same kit as the Expedition one?
Both are Ford 8 inch to 12 inch upgrades in the same styling family, but they are titled for different vehicles. Order against the page that names your truck.
Does this kit cover the F350 as well?
The title covers the F150 and F250 only. An F350 is outside the published listing — send its details with an inquiry rather than assuming the truck family's kits carry across.
Where this product sits in the range
This is the Ford truck application, complementing the Expedition SUV kit. Ford buyers unsure of their system generation should start with the SYNC identification guide. See also all screen upgrade kits and the SYNC2 vs SYNC3 identification check.
Send an inquiry for this product
Use the inquiry form and include the vehicle, model year and system points from the confirmation list above. Please ask for the minimum order quantity and lead time for your order and confirm both before ordering. You can also reach the team through the contact page.
Two trucks, one habit
F150 and F250 owners tend to keep their trucks a long time, which is why the upgrade decision is worth the confirmation effort: the screen you fit this year is the screen you will look at for the rest of the truck's life with you. Confirmed facts age better than fast orders.
If the truck is shared between drivers — a family truck, a work crew's truck — say whose phone types it must serve. The confirmation is written for the vehicle, but it is read, every day afterwards, by the people who drive it.