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Great news! The 2010 Toyota Highlander is equipped with the option of Bluetooth connectivity, specifically for hands-free calls. However, this feature is only available as an add-on for the Limited trim levels as part of the JBL Audio package. If you're interested in having Bluetooth connectivity on other trim levels or want to stream music, you may need to consider aftermarket solutions. The good news is that obtaining Bluetooth connectivity is affordable - you can purchase a Bluetooth receiver for a low cost that can be plugged into your aux port. For a more comprehensive approach, you can invest in a compatible head unit from brands like Sony, JVC, Pioneer, Kenwood, and more, though this option may be pricier, you can be assured that the installation will be done correctly.
In 2010, the Toyota Highlander offers Bluetooth hands-free capability as an optional add-on for the V6 Limited and Hybrid Limited trims. However, to have Bluetooth in these trims, the JBL audio package must also be purchased. If you opt for the base Highlander or LE trims, Bluetooth is not available as an option. You can get Bluetooth in the V6 Limited and Hybrid Limited trims by selecting packages such as the Highlander Limited Extra Value Packages 1 and 2 or the Highlander Hybrid Limited Extra Value Packages that include the JBL audio system with a CD changer.
I have a 2010 limited Highlander and I can't connect for music. What can I do about it?