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With how much time we spend on the roads around Tyler, it’s important to stay connected to your favorite podcast or navigation apps. An integrated smartphone in your Honda let’s you have all your favorite apps at the tips of your fingers. Our team in the Tower Honda of Longview service center has the answers to: “How to set up Apple CarPlay® in a Honda” and “How to use Android Auto™ without a USB.” Find the right connectivity options for your smartphone below, and stay connected on your trips around Longview.
Connecting to Apple CarPlay® is pretty straightforward, so can easily get back to your Marshall adventures. Start by ensuring your vehicle is compatible with your Honda; it’s likely that iPhone 5 and higher can be paired with your vehicle. Then, follow these steps for how to set up Apple CarPlay® in your Honda:
Some new iPhone and Honda models are able to connect wirelessly to Apple CarPlay®. Connecting your phone is similar. Instead of plugging in a USB cable, ensure your Bluetooth™ is enabled. Then, go to the “General” and “CarPlay” setting on your phone mentioned above, and follow the remaining steps.
While you may be wondering how to use Android Auto™ without a USB, it’s important to note that a USB is needed to make the initial connection. However, once set up, you can wirelessly use your Android phone. To connect your phone, start by checking if your smartphone or vehicle are compatible with Android Auto™. Then, follow these steps for how to use Android Auto wireless:
Now that you know how to use Android Auto™ wireless or Apple CarPlay,® you’re ready to seamlessly take on the challenges of the roads around Gladewater. Contact us at Tower Honda of Longview to learn more about the capabilities of new Honda models When you’re ready to take one home, the knowledgeable team in our finance center are ready to help with all your car buying questions.
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