I drive 18 wheelers and I was wondering if this can go from car to truck?
1286435
Its a portable gps device you can use it anywhere in any type of vehicle or even in pedestrian mode if you want. That's the beauty of a portable device you can use it multi-vehicles.
2121155
I am pretty sure, but it is heavy. You might be best tying into the trunk. Also remember 4 door cars are all different!
1482707
I believe you can. Upon installation it will ask you what year vehicle you are installing it on, just choose the appropriate year. However, it can only be installed on one vehicle at a time so it would need to be uninstalled from the first truck before moving on to the second one.
790498
Theoretically it can. I would change the trucks first. The stock ones are just a little too flimsy. They can only get you to about 30mph's before they just start wobbling too much
1295275
I am not sure my husband uses this for trucking I can ask him and get back to you.
1654190
Absolutely. My husband and I both own older vehicles and it works just fine in the lighter port.
702585
Probably not, its designed for aircraft. Plus depends on the receiver that the hauler has. You probably should get a transmitter designed for trucks.
307943
It sure can, just watch real close when you park. They do make trailer hitches for the front of many makes of trucks.Good luck
760128
I believe it can be if the atv has a towing fitting. I pull it with my lawn tractor. An atv can go much faster than a lawn tractor though, so I would be careful to keep the speed down when pulling the trailer.
1577513
It all depends on the type of "car" you have. There arent many transforming car-into-truck vehicles but they are available, albeit for a premium. For us regular folk this GPS units' ability to adapt does not carry over into your vehicle.
105827
Yes it tells you what roads u can and can't go on with ur truck. U can switch it from car to truck or vise versa. U can pick ur own alerts and set it up the way u want. But the answer to ur question is yes. It gives u the best route without takin u on roads or bridges that trucks can't go on. But I always double check my routes anyway to be safe. Hope this helps.
1903110
Yes, as long as the item you're towing isn't larger than a small car and not for very long distances.
1212759
Absolutely. This jump box has started every vehicle that I have attempted large (Range Rover and tow trucks) to small (Hyundai and motorcycles). I use it 3 to 5 times a day it our towing/roadside service business. Best!
2061173
It can move in intervals of 1.5 inches, and can move a maximum of 8.5 inches from highest to lowest setting. I have mine on its highest setting, and it levels out my 6,000 lb trailer with my low rear end on a Ford F-250 perfectly! Hope this helps
933506
Yes, You need to have a class 4 hitch. This will allow you to pull max weight.
523752
Probably not. We had a different truck that was on the same frequency and they both went at the same time with just thus remote
1884157
Yes, that's why I bought it. The only shortcoming I have found is that it may try and direct you down roads that are not rated for the weight of the truck. They warn of this in the owners manual. Otherwise the performance of the unit has been excellent! I drive a 80,000 GVW eighteen wheeler.