Best GPS?

Some people say Randmcnally, some say Garmin, some say Copilot. Old timers who like driving trucks with no air conditioning and power steering, say atlas is the best. Up to you to decide

 

ideots and cheap haulers(who does not have a money for repairs) are driving trucks with no a/c and power steering not old timers. the atlas is the best for highway routing. in the town or city you will need a gps.

 

chill, that was a joke ))

 

My rand McNally does a fine job for the most part but I always gotta reference the route with my map.. just in case

 

Tried them all, they all have their pros and cons. We found Garmin to work the best, although it does get a bit grouchy from time to time, especially when we are backroading with the cows, or hoppers. But for running the dry vans it is the best. Yep only idiots want to run around with no AC or power steering, and I am not one of them. Also only idiots would not want to have a tool that could make their life easier. A GPS is a tool, it does not drive the truck, you better have an Atlas as well or when that tool freezes up you will be lost.

 

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I am a conservative person and I like old timers ))

 

i dim the screen at night on my android powered copilot.

if you want the best navigation, copilot is the one. it's also the cheapest. but you have to have the parameters setup. or it will perform just as poorly as the other brands.

if you want bells and whistles. there are free apps for that. or you can bu y the more expensive rand. however, rand doesn't use NON staa routing. so it will not be efficient.

 

do you drive on non staa highways ? I have heard that rand gets free map updates lifetime. what about copilot ?