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2chiefsRus
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Jul 09, 2017

Sirius XM Radio

I realize that a subscription is required and that there is a monthly fee for that. What would I need to purchase to get sirius XM service in our 2007 motor home? I'm assuming a new radio? Any suggestions to get me started in my search? Thanks
  • Do you guys still listen to serius xm? After the renewal of their service, I started experiencing issues. When I get in my car it says no signal. I called them several times, but nothing changed. Also, I read the sirius xm radio reviews. It turned out that I'm not alone and that a lot of people cancel their contracts. What about you? And can you suggest a good alternative? Thanks in advance.
  • Cristian123 wrote:
    Do you guys still listen to serius xm? After the renewal of their service, I started experiencing issues. When I get in my car it says no signal. I called them several times, but nothing changed. Also, I read the sirius xm radio reviews. It turned out that I'm not alone and that a lot of people cancel their contracts. What about you? And can you suggest a good alternative? Thanks in advance.

    Yes we still use Sirius XM. We only have it in our vehicle. Decent radio stations where we currently live are not so good.

    When signing up ask for the free three month trial. When that's up Sirius will typically offer another three months free. Before those three months are up you will start getting yearly offers from Sirius good rates. Hold out for the $50 a year rate. Sometime you might even get a $50 Visa card too.

    Just don't take their first offers, hold out for the $50 yearly rate.
  • Cristian123 wrote:
    Do you guys still listen to serius xm? After the renewal of their service, I started experiencing issues. When I get in my car it says no signal. I called them several times, but nothing changed. Also, I read the sirius xm radio reviews. It turned out that I'm not alone and that a lot of people cancel their contracts. What about you? And can you suggest a good alternative? Thanks in advance.


    You can go online and re set the signal to your receiver. Very easy to do. I think I've had to do this twice in 10 years. Otherwise, no issues, I move my receiver from coach to Jeep to home.
  • roam1 wrote:
    or get the serius xm app on your smart phone and use bluetooth or audio out jack from your phone

    get unlimited data on your phone and then have serius xm where ever there is cell service

    if you have a serius xm radio in any of your other vehicles, with the right package, the app is free
    I have it in two cars and now free on two phones
    hace a few blue tooth speakers and get xm where ever I am, boat, car, beach, camping, someone elses car, RV.....

    the app is a great way to go


    This is exactly what we do.
  • roam1 wrote:
    or get the serius xm app on your smart phone and use bluetooth or audio out jack from your phone

    get unlimited data on your phone and then have serius xm where ever there is cell service

    if you have a serius xm radio in any of your other vehicles, with the right package, the app is free
    I have it in two cars and now free on two phones
    hace a few blue tooth speakers and get xm where ever I am, boat, car, beach, camping, someone elses car, RV.....

    the app is a great way to go


    X3!! also what I'm doing, and by the way it's only $6.06 month
  • Is there an online way to switch service back and forth from one receiver to another? I have receivers built-in both my cars and a plug-in receiver for the motor home. I don't keep the one in the motor home activated because I wouldn't use it enough but if I could switch service back and forth from the motor home to the stay-home car when traveling by online access that would be handy. I don't like having to call each time to do this

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