lifetime features transferable to second owner?
1052890
The updates for the maps probably happen no matter who owns a specific unit.
1052891
I would say the best answer would be from Garmin direct. But if its a close friend or family member you could easily get the updates. Once that person connects to Garmin it probably would update without any problem.
1052892
I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates but it is common for consumers to change email addresses. Bottom line: I don't know; this is just my opinion. I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates... » Read More I don't see anything in the enclosed literature addressing this. There is a one year warranty that product is free from defects in materials or workmanship from date of purchase. Repairs have a 90 day warranty. Because the Garmin is registered under original owner's name, I would think that any warranty claim would have to be under that owner's name. My opinion is that once you go beyond the warranty period, it shouldn't matter. The new owner might have to have the original owner's email address because that is the only link I can think of that Garmin would communicate with for map updates but it is common for consumers to change email addresses. Bottom line: I don't know; this is just my opinion. « Show Less
1052893
As far as I can tell, the features are tied to the device not a person. So if you give the device away, the lifetime features go with it.
1052894
I would say the best answer would be from Garmin direct. But if its a close friend or family member you could easily get the updates.Once that person connects to Garmin it probably would update without any problem.
973278
You should be able to. I have several iphones and I have changed in between them at different times then gone back to the others.
1867166
as long as the new PC runs the same type of OS (Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux, for example), it should be an easy transfer. make sure if you used the SecureAccess manager to load to the flash that you first install that on the new PC. even with a different OS, there are utilities like Bootcamp that can simulate another OS... it's just one more step is all, though. as long as you have a browser installed that allows import of favorites (most of them do now), just navigate to the flashie using the import function on the browser.
313844
You should be able to do it. Makes sure it is the same type with the one you got. Sometime there is add on with the new one.
1423936
No, you dont have to stay with Ultra. You can switch back your previous plan or another.
2263689
Yes, we have 2 user accounts monitoring the same vehicle, but you do have to set a "primary driver" for the one vehicle and that person will be the assumed driver all the time.
2187343
Free for the lifetime of the device. So if the device breaks, is stolen/lost, or you get a new one you can't use your "lifetime" on another device. I regularly back up my "favorites" in case my device meets an untimely end so I don't have to reprogram everything in. Transferring is super easy.
1846930
Yes. The app lets you have multiple profiles on one account and manage them separately.
1407920
yes you should be able to transfer it with no problem. Just go to virginmobileusa.com
786613
Yes you can. You better buy the old model then if you do not need this function.
1066503
Yes you will have to buy a second copy for a second account. You will need another serial number is the reason. There is a 14 day free trial that just came out she can use to try the game for free as well.
1974073
If you subscribe to the lifetrak website, I believe you can. There is an exportable form for the data. Ask the people there, I guess. Personally I am happy with the Apple iOS app and my wife loves the Android app.
1845403
Correction on this. Lifetime Maps ONLY lasts while the model is still on their website. Once they discontinue it on their website you no longer get map updates.
1517685
You can move the Link between cars, but every time you swap it out you'll have to run through the setup process on your phone again. The app will remember all the history though, so you don't lose any data when you switch. They describe the reasons for this in this topic on their support forums: http://community.automatic.com/automatic/topics/can_i_connect_to_more_than_one_car_with_my_account
2182781
No, sorry, the phones have balance of one yr manufacturers warranty but it is not transferable. Only original buyer, the seller, can claim the warranty.
513671
You will need one for each vehicle as they register the Vin of the vehicle you apply it to and won't allow another until you set it back to factory, or you can pay them a fee to add a second vehicle to the programmer... I believe. I think it's a hundred dollars to add a second but I'm not sure
1234115
No, not unless you change the exauhst system also.You may change one or the the other without mapping.Not both.