Add Bluetooth to Your Factory Car Radio

Stream music and take hands-free calls through the radio your car already has. Our GROM Audio and USA Spec kits are made for specific vehicles and connect to the factory radio, so the original look and controls stay. Free shipping in Canada on orders over $200, or have us install it in Markham.

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Radio Revival: teach your factory radio Bluetooth

Pick your vehicle and we'll show the kit made for its radio. Then watch it work: the kit connects, your phone pairs, the music plays and a call comes in.

Pick your vehicle

Have your VIN? Check it instead

It’s on the driver’s side of the dashboard, seen through the windshield, and on your registration and insurance card.

Don’t see your vehicle? We may still have a solution. Text 647-439-4485 or call 1-866-824-4118.

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Look for the CD button on your radio. The kit plays through it.

Every Bluetooth kit we carry

GROM Audio

GROM MBB3 Bluetooth Streaming and Hands Free Car Kit

$289.99 CAD

Before you order

Check the buttons on your radio

Most kits connect to the CD changer or satellite radio port on the back of your factory radio, and the radio plays the kit the way it would play a CD changer. That's why some kits only fit radios with a certain button: CAT/SAT or CHANNEL on many Nissan and Infiniti radios, MODE on Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep, and CHR, AUX or SAT on Subaru.

An external CD changer or factory satellite tuner on that port has to be unplugged; a CD player built into the radio keeps working. Radio Revival shows you which button to look for, or text us a photo of your radio and we'll check.

Bluetooth kit, CarPlay or a new stereo?

All three get your phone's music and calls into the car. What changes is how much of your dash changes.

Keeps your radio

Bluetooth kit

Your factory radio, dash and controls stay exactly as they are. You stream music, take calls and skip tracks with the radio's own buttons. The right pick for a radio you like, or a dash that won't take a standard stereo.

Factory screens

CarPlay interface

If your car has a factory screen, an interface adds Apple CarPlay and Android Auto to it: maps, music and messages on the screen you already have, with the factory radio kept.

If your dash takes a standard-size radio, a new Bluetooth car stereo plus the dash kit and wiring for your car can cost less than a kit. The trade-off: the factory radio and its look are gone.

Our advice

Have us install it

We install Bluetooth kits at our Markham shop. The radio comes out, the kit connects to it (or to the CD changer plug in the trunk on some cars), the microphone goes in neatly near the visor, and we pair your phone and test calls and music with you before you leave.

Installation is quoted for your vehicle, because where the kit connects changes the time it takes. Text us your year, make and model for an installed price. Bought your kit somewhere else? Ask us before you book.

Lifetime installation warranty · Installing in Markham since 2003

Bluetooth kit questions

Will a Bluetooth kit work with my factory radio?

If your vehicle is in Radio Revival, there's a kit made for its radio. Most kits connect to the CD changer or satellite radio port on the back of the radio, which is why the buttons on your radio matter: some kits need a CAT/SAT, MODE or CD changer button. Not sure? Text us a photo of your radio and your year, make and model, and we'll check.

Can I take hands-free calls?

Yes. Calls play through your car's speakers, and you talk through a small microphone that mounts near the visor or steering column, with its wire tucked behind the trim. Music pauses while you're on the call.

Do my radio and steering wheel buttons still work?

On most vehicles, yes: the buttons you'd use for the CD changer or satellite radio skip tracks once the kit is in, and so do the steering wheel buttons on most cars. What the display shows depends on the radio. Many show a disc and track number, and some show song titles.

Will I lose my CD player or satellite radio?

A CD player built into the radio keeps working. Because most kits use the CD changer or satellite radio port, an external CD changer or a factory satellite tuner on that port has to be unplugged. Some USA Spec kits leave those working, and each listing says what stays.

Should I get a Bluetooth kit, CarPlay or a new stereo?

A kit keeps your factory radio and dash exactly as they are. If your car has a factory screen, a CarPlay interface adds maps and apps as well. If your dash takes a standard-size radio, a new Bluetooth car stereo with the dash kit and wiring can cost less, but the factory look goes. We'll tell you which makes sense for your car.

Does it work with iPhone and Android?

Yes. Any phone with Bluetooth pairs with it for calls and music, iPhone or Android. Pair it once and it reconnects when you start the car.

Can I install it myself?

If you're comfortable taking dash trim apart, often yes. On most cars the kit plugs in with its own harness, and it comes with the maker's instructions. Some cars connect in the trunk or glove box, and a few need more work. If you'd rather we did it, text us for an installed price.

How much is installation?

Installation is quoted for your vehicle, because the time depends on where the kit connects: behind the radio on most cars, in the trunk or glove box on some. Text us your year, make and model for an installed price. We install at our Markham shop, with a lifetime warranty on our installation.

Do you ship across Canada?

Yes. Shipping is free in Canada on orders over $200, and smaller orders ship for a flat $10. We also ship to the US and worldwide; US orders may be charged duties at checkout.

Not sure which radio you have?

Text us a photo of the front of your radio with your year, make and model. We'll tell you which kit fits and give you an installed price.