MKXMark

I had a strange problem with our MKX and wireless bike speedometers. Any time the speedometer got near the car it would start racking up miles as though it was sensing the magnet on the wheel passing by the sensor. After three different speedometers did it, I had to go with a wired one. I took the video so the sales guy at the bike shop didn't think I was crazy. https://youtu.be/T8eetT6RXBM

Have the dealer come get it and replace the whole system.

If the fob is in a pocket with a cell phone it tends not to work.

I didn't know this was possible. What option is this in the Sync 3 menu?

Uninstall and reinstall has worked for me.

Here an aftermarket hitch on our 2017. It's only used for a bike rack.

Just drive and enjoy!

I use a 128GB exfat formatted music stick in mine. Works great, indexes in less than a minute after starting the car.

I thought this was about engine bay cleaning, which is also a good pastime if you have a decently warm garage.

Our '17 MKX has the 18" Pirellis and they are about done at 30K miles. This is with normal, not aggressive driving. What kind of lifespan are others getting on these tires?

Don't get me wrong, Sirius is great. We were just listening to the Penn State game yesterday and couldn't have picked it up any other way. Streaming runs up our phone data bills too quickly.

The Revel system reveals (no pun intended) just how inferior Sirius sound quality is compared to other sources. Back in the early days of satellite radio it was fine, but people expect more now with the advent of Tidal and other high-res sound sources.

This is starting to sound like trolling.

Where are you located? Maybe there's another Revel owner nearby and you can compare notes (no pun intended!)

I'm a bit of an audiophile, I actually build my own amps. The 14 speaker Revel in my MKZ (the wife has the MKX with the base audio) is the best car stereo I have ever heard, and my passengers tend to agree. Maybe there's a malfunction in the OP's system. I've seen at least one other poster who didn't like the Revel sound and actually covered up the door tweeters.