I tried a USB hub as I'd have liked to do the same. But, not, the s/w can only read one device at a time. Since the only thing I wanted Android Auto for was Google maps and I find the built in maps work fine, I gave up connecting my phone (I still have a bluetooth connection, of course).

I don't understand how we can get wireless Android Auto when the car doesn't have wifi. Can someone explain?

Alan

Her RAV4 was delivered like that. She didn't order them (it was a pre-registered car).

My wife had some on her RAV4 - everytime we got out of the car and it was damp, the back of my trousers got wet and/or dirty.

Turn off the sound?

There's a setting you can turn off. I can't remember what it is, but I remember doing that when I got those errors.

Check with Hyundai? It should have had one at 10,000 miles. If in doubt, walk away.

I would never go back to manual now.

There's something wrong somewhere. My car dash was showing 3 at 34 and one at 33. No error messages though. I pumped them all up to 37 (on my accurate gauge). When I checked next day, they all showed 37. After a few miles 3 of them went up to 38 and the other one stayed at 37. Once again, no error m...

Yes, it can be started using a cloned signal - how would the car know any different?. But the key turns itself off after a period of time without any movement which helps.