Learn the easy way to connect your Bluetooth device to your Toyota vehicle in this week's Toyota Tip Tuesday. Follow our step-by-step guide and connect your phone effortlessly!
"Welcome to this week's Toyota Tip Tuesday. Today, I'll show you how to pair your Bluetooth device. After clicking on the settings icon, click on Bluetooth and devices. While your phone is on the settings page, go to Bluetooth and click on search for devices on your vehicle. Select the Bluetooth device you wish to pair with your vehicle.
From here, you can follow the on-screen instructions. You can also connect two phones to your vehicle at the same time. Simply go to the second phone and press connect, then go back to the first phone and select whether you would like to use that one for phone or for media. Thank you for watching this week's Toyota Tip Tuesday. See you next time!"
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