Some Chrysler Town & Country owners report experiencing issues with losing programmed radio stations and difficulties in setting and resetting them. These problems can sometimes be resolved by resetting the vehicle's stereo, which may address glitches and connectivity issues. Additionally, owners should check for any loss of power to the radio, as this can contribute to the problem. Inspecting and replacing damaged wires is also recommended to prevent the loss of preset stations. For those with satellite radio troubles, manually selecting stations may serve as a temporary workaround. Furthermore, testing the radio fuse is an important diagnostic step that some owners find necessary when troubleshooting radio-related issues.

Some Chrysler Town & Country owners report experiencing ghosting issues on the Sirius Satellite Traffic screen, including messages like "no module" and the absence of satellite radio stations and sound. These problems can arise from display or touch screen malfunctions, and a common solution has been to replace the radio unit. In cases where software updates on the radio fail, necessitating a new radio unit, this replacement often resolves the issues effectively. Given the complexity of modern in-car entertainment systems, it is advisable for owners facing these problems to consult a professional technician or contact the dealership for assistance in restoring functionality.