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If you’ve recently purchased a new Chevy vehicle from Tom Gill Chevrolet, you’re probably excited to start putting the Chevy MyLink app feature to good use! Often mistakenly referred to as “My Chevy Link,” this innovative entertainment and connectivity system allows Cincinnati, OH drivers to reimagine their daily commutes with access to Chevy MyLink apps, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and so much more. It’s easy to install a Chevrolet MyLink update, too! Find out how to download Chevy MyLink software updates and what to do if Chevy MyLink is not working, then explore the many advantages of Chevrolet MyLink below.
To say that a Chevrolet MyLink update is simple is actually quite an understatement! When updates are available, they should auto-install when you turn your vehicle on. It’s not likely that you’ll run into any issues along the way, but if you suspect your system isn’t updating on its own, you’re welcome to schedule an appointment with our service department near Covington. Our GM-certified technicians know your Chevrolet model inside and out and will get to the root of the problem quickly when you need help to download a Chevy MyLink software update.
Now that we’ve learned how easy it is to update the Chevy MyLink software, let’s explore how to connect to your favorite apps via your smartphone. Updating the Chevy MyLink auto to allow app access is necessary to achieve this. Learn how to do so by following our step-by-step guide:
That’s it! Using Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, you can now access all of your favorite apps on your vehicle’s touchscreen.
We understand how frustrating it can be when Chevy MyLink isn’t working. If you’re having problems with your Chevy MyLink app, try these troubleshooting tips:
If nothing else has worked and you’re still having problems connecting to the Chevy MyLink app, you might need to reset the system by following these directions:
If you drive a newer Chevrolet, you might be wondering where your MyLink system is. Don’t worry—you have the latest in infotainment tech and features on your ride. It just has a new name: Chevy Infortainment 3. Chevy Infotainment 3 continues to bring Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ to the latest new Chevy models, letting you customize your homepage icons and personalize all of your vehicle settings.
Why would you want to have access to your phone’s apps through Chevy Infotainment 3? This system puts the power of your smartphone at your fingertips while you’re driving, but in a way that keeps your eyes on the road. With Chevy Infotainment 3 and your infotainment touchscreen, you’ll be able to easily make phone calls, get navigation, listen to your favorite music and podcasts, get traffic updates, and get help at the touch of a button. Chevy Infotainment 3 keeps you connected on the road, which makes for a safer, more enjoyable ride.
In addition to having access to your most important apps on your smartphone, Chevy MyLink also delivers its own unique set of features for Independence drivers to enjoy, including:
Have a new teen driver in the family? With the Chevy MyLink Teen Driver technology, you can send them off with confidence while also helping them develop smart driving habits. Even when you’re not in the car, the following features allow you to ensure they’re driving with caution:
When your teen driver arrives back home, you can review their vehicle report card to see how they drove when you weren’t there. Use this information to help your new driver learn from their mistakes and become a safer driver even when you can’t be with them.
Whether you’re searching for a new Chevy with MyLink, need help with a Chevrolet MyLink update, or you need help programming a Chevy garage door, the experts at Tom Gill Chevrolet near Burlington are here to help! Contact us with additional questions if your Chevy MyLink is not working or head right over to our showroom in Florence, KY.
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