From what I've read so far, it looks like Sirius XM will display album artwork when the vehicle is in Park, but it doesn't display a song's album artwork when the truck is moving. Has anyone found a work around for this?

Are you the one that nearly hit me head on yesterday while looking at the center of the dash?

LOL! I was just trying to read the tire pressure on my left rear tire !
Honestly, they DO display the Artist and Song...how is Album artwork that much more distracting??

It’s not that distracting. Land Rover’s InControl does it in motion and they also have a driver awareness monitor that bongs and displays a cup of coffee, and the words “take a break”


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I think everyone driving a 2020+ 4R gets the "cup of coffee" too.
I'll see if Android Auto mirrors Sirus with the album artwork. In the big scheme of things, it's not worth the hassle to mess with plugging my phone into the system for the majority of in-town driving I do, just to see the album cover. Just thought it would be nice if there was a hack for the Entune system.

It's stupid that some systems won't show album artwork while moving. I have all of my music on a thumb drive that I keep plugged into the USB port in my '19 ORP. Luckily it shows the album artwork no matter what. On my wife's '18 Toyota C-HR though it will only show it if the car isn't moving.

When I installed an aftermarket head unit into my previous FJ Cruiser, the trick was to short to ground the wire that tells the unit that the vehicle is in park. Worked like a charm. I don't know how integrated the Entune systems are but maybe there's a simple solution like that?

Can we also talk about the WiFi that keeps turning itself off in between starts? Wouldn’t make blacking the feature out such a big deal if enabling it had persistent across restarts.

Toyota gets some things right, though. Lane departure alert settings have persistence across restarts.

A hit for my Range Rover was that while the hotspot was active with every turn of the key, disabling auto start/stop reset, and had to be disabled at every start.

In order to get the EPA/CAFE credits, I think the auto start stop mechanism had to be “non latching” (does this term still apply if touchscreen?)

That is a feature I’m glad my T4R doesn’t have… you know when the abbreviation is A.S.S. they’re onto something


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