Where is the Bluetooth in the Prado?
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The Bluetooth in the Prado is located in the central control screen. You can press the menu button on the central control screen and then select Bluetooth to turn it on or off. Many cars come with built-in Bluetooth functionality, which allows drivers to connect their smartphones to the car's system. This enables them to make and receive calls and play music from their phones. The Prado features a non-load-bearing frame and adopts an advanced front double-wishbone independent suspension and rear four-link suspension structure, enhancing the vehicle's torsional and bending rigidity. The new model also comes standard with large 265/65R17 tires, combined with Toyota's advanced four-wheel-drive system and central differential lock, ensuring both off-road capability and on-road comfort.
To find Bluetooth in a Prado, for older models, check around the steering wheel or the central control screen. For newer models, tap the menu button on the touchscreen homepage to see the Bluetooth option, and remember to select 'Add New Device' when pairing. Once, while driving my friend's Land Cruiser Prado, I noticed the infotainment system was lagging, but after a restart, connecting via Bluetooth became much smoother. Over time, the car's Bluetooth may respond slowly, so remember to regularly delete unused device records. If music suddenly disconnects during navigation, don't panic—just turn off your phone's Bluetooth and reconnect. For long road trips, it's wise to keep an AUX cable handy, especially useful in mountainous areas with poor signal.
