Wondering how to pair your Bluetooth device to your Toyota? Here we have videos and step by step instructions to help you. If you are still having trouble, call us 336-288-1190 and a Rice Toyota representative will be delighted to help you.
What is Bluetooth?
Bluetooth is a new wireless technology that enables connectivity between two or more devices (for example, cell phone and vehicle) by utilizing a 2.4-GHz radio spectrum that has a range of 10 meters. Bluetooth allows customers to use their compatible cell phones hands-free in the vehicle and some will allow you to play music through your phone. Pairing allows a phone to be connected to the vehicle. Due to variations among service providers, handsets and technology, keep in mind that not all Bluetooth handsets will offer the same level of functionality within Bluetooth-equipped Toyota vehicles.
Videos to help you:
How to set up Bluetooth on Toyotas with a Navigation System
How to set up Bluetooth on Toyotas without a Navigation System
How do I play music through my bluetooth device?
Some Toyota vehicles now feature Bluetooth audio streaming capability, allowing you to stream mobile phone music through your Toyota vehicle. Find out if your phone is compatible here.
Benefits of Bluetooth
Hands-free mobile phone operation with a built-in microphone and utilization of the audio speakers.
Answering incoming calls with one touch of the steering-wheel control or the navigation screen.
Automatic audio mute when receiving or making a call.
Dialing a number by using the touch pad on the navigation screen.
One-touch dialing on the navigation screen for speed-dial numbers (17).
Making a call from the phone book (1000 numbers).
Making a return call from the outgoing call log or the incoming call log (five most recent calls).
One-touch dial to points of interest on the navigation screen.
Don't have a bluetooth enabled vehicle?
No worries, we have plenty on our lot. View bluetooth capable vehicles here.
