Free radio in your Toyota — via Bluetooth from your phone
Current Toyotas have no built-in browser in their infotainment systems — the owner's-forum answer is blunt: for web browsing, you would need to use your phone directly. So this is a Bluetooth guide, not an on-screen guide: pair your phone to the car via Bluetooth, open the site in your phone's browser, and press play. JSM Radio is a free website that plays internet radio — no app, no account — and Bluetooth audio carries it to the car speakers.
Open JSM Radio on your phoneBookmark it on your phone so it's one tap next time.
How to listen while driving
Pair your phone via Bluetooth
Pair your phone to the Toyota through the car's Bluetooth settings — the same pairing used for hands-free calls.
Open jsm-radio.com on your phone
In your phone's browser, go to jsm-radio.com. Bookmark it or add it to your home screen for one tap next time.
Pick a station and press play
Choose a station by genre, search, or a saved preset — and press play. The sound comes through the car speakers over Bluetooth.
Set up before you drive
Pair and pick before you set off, and pull over to change stations. (On Android, playback keeps going with Chrome open even when the phone is locked; if Chrome is closed, it stops.)
What you get
- 30,000+ free internet radio stations from Radio Browser — pop, rock, jazz, classical, news, talk, Turkish, Arabic, French and more.
- On-demand tracks from Audius — independent artists, full tracks, no account.
- 6 car presets — tap to play a saved station, hold 2 seconds to save what's playing.
- Stations near you — tap the globe pin to play the top station where you are.
- One search, both worlds — search once and get live stations and tracks together.
- No ads, no account, no dead links — only working, secure (HTTPS) streams are listed.
Why not on the screen?
Why not on the screen?
Current Toyotas offer no built-in web browser — the owner's-forum answer for Toyota Smart Connect is that for web browsing, you would need to use your phone directly. A historical exception (2015 Malaysia Vios/Hilux DVD-AVN and 2016 Innova brochures mentioning a browser) is a decade old and market-specific, not a current global route. And CarPlay and Android Auto can't run the site either — they don't allow web browsers and there is no native app. That's why this guide uses Bluetooth audio from your phone.
Questions Toyota owners ask
Is there a JSM Radio app for Toyota?
No — and the car's screen has no browser to open the site with either. The Bluetooth route above is the way to hear it through the car speakers.
Does it work with CarPlay or Android Auto?
No — CarPlay and Android Auto don't allow web browsers, and there is no native JSM Radio app, so they can't open the site. Bluetooth audio from your phone is the route.
Does the music keep playing while driving?
Yes — once it's playing over Bluetooth, it keeps playing while you drive. Just set it up before you set off, and pull over to change stations. (On Android, playback keeps going with Chrome open even when the phone is locked; if Chrome is closed, it stops.)
Is JSM Radio affiliated with Toyota?
No. JSM Radio is an independent free website. Toyota is a trademark of Toyota Motor Corporation, which does not endorse this site.