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Tweaks can drastically improve how your Android Auto operates.
Even the type of cable you use can have a big impact.
Wired Android Auto operates more efficiently than wireless.
Android Auto can be one of the most useful things about your phone, but if it ever lags or freezes, it can be more frustrating than helpful. Fortunately, there are some easy fixes if your car's infotainment system is feeling sluggish. And with YouTube coming soon to your car, it's not a bad time to check in to make sure your system is optimized.
I tried each of these four myself, and my Android Auto ended up a lot faster, more responsive, and more smooth.
Also: My 4 favorite Android Auto settings are seriously useful - but hidden by default
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