Can I add Sirius to a second car?

Can I add Sirius to a second car?

If your other vehicle doesn’t already have a SiriusXM radio installed, you can simply purchase another radio. Once you are subscribed, just log into the Online Account Center, click Add Subscription, then click I have a radio I want to add to my account.

How much does it cost to add a second car to Sirius?

Multi-subscription discounts start at a base price of $10.99 per month if you have an active, full-price plan already on your account.

Does SiriusXM have a multi car discount?

Yes! Our Family Discount starts at a base price of $11.99 per month if you have an active, full-price plan already on your account. If you’d like to save even more, consider a longer-term plan. By combining multiple radios into one account, you’ll be more likely to qualify for a Family Discount.

What happens when I tune to another channel on SiriusXM?

Tune to another channel. Your SiriusXM radio is acquiring audio or program information from the satellite. This message usually goes away in a few seconds. SiriusXM is updating your Radio with the latest encryption code. Wait until the update is complete.

What to do if your Sirius Radio is not working?

SiriusXM radios have been designed to provide you with trouble-free performance without the need for servicing. If your radio does not appear to be functioning properly, please try these helpful troubleshooting tips. Please note, messages displayed on your SiriusXM radio screen may vary slightly from what’s noted below.

How can I get SiriusXM to work on my car?

Check to make sure your XM radio and your car radio are tuned to the same FM frequency. Make sure all of the cables between your SiriusXM radio and your stereo system are connected firmly and securely. Make sure the FM mode in the SiriusXM Radio is turned Off.

What is the latest encryption code for SiriusXM?

SiriusXM is updating your Radio with the latest encryption code. Wait until the update is complete. This message may also display when you are trying to tune to a channel that is unavailable or blocked.