Hey there! Here's a quick and easy tech tip to keep you on schedule. This one's for all you Toyota drivers out there!
"It's Taylor from Goderich Toyota here with today's tech tip. Today I'm going to be talking to you about how to set the time on your current model year Toyota vehicle. In the infotainment screen, you're going to go to the bottom left to the little gear icon for settings. Scroll down until we see general, date, and time, and then within that, you'll have some options whether you want a 24-hour clock or your time zone, which we can change for us here to Eastern.
You can choose whether you're in daylight savings or not. You can choose to set the time automatically, or if we check this off, you can now set the time manually.
Thanks for stopping by today's tech tip. For any more questions, come and see one of our Toyota experts located at Goderich Toyota."
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