Will this card give me enhanced coverage above the standard European maps in my Nuvi2559?
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Do not know what your Nuvi2559 maps are like, but the City Navigator took me throughout Germany in big cities like Frankfurt to doorstep of addresses in Munich as well as small rural towns. It also worked super throughout Austria including finding small B&Bs in rural towns down small roads. Gave me speed limits and lane info which was very useful at Autobahn exchanges and turnoffs.
1482809
I used this card in a Nuvi 3590. I have to admit that when I returned to my country of residence, the 3590 no longer wanted to give me turn-by-turn street name voice prompts. A short upload from the Garmin site and it was fixed again. The nuvi 500 is a smaller and more rugged unit than the 3590 and has the additional micro simcard slot which is pretty standard today. There's absolutely no reason why the card shouldn't work. Beware, though, the version that I got sent had a few glitches, where we drove roads which though completed about 2 years ago, were not yet on the card and the GPS got a bit confused. But 98% was OK.
71054
Yes, assuming you have a Garmin GPS. The maps come on a MicroSD card, with a full-size SD card as a carrier. I use the full-size card in my Garmin Nuvi 205W, where it works fine, or I can put the MicroSD card in my Garmin eTrex legend, and it also shows the maps.
2214285
This card worked perfectly in my Nuvi 755 GPS and enabled me to download the entire USA map update simply by inserting the card in the card slot and accessing the Garmin website and clicking "Update". Google should help you confirm quickly that this card works in your Nuvi 255.
2153543
Be sure to have a look at the coverage maps for each system.They seem to only work if you are near a major city so far.
2067766
I'm sorry, I do not know. I have the Nuvi 3590 which is what I purchased it for.
774873
I believe so, but you'll have to go to the Garmin website.http://www.garmin.com/en-US/maps/updates/?zebratwo=CJ&utm;_source=CJ&utm;_medium=Text&utm;_campaign=Map
1227433
Yes, the UK-Ireland micro SD card worked amazingly well with the Garmin Nuvi 1490. I used this SD card on a trip to Ireland in July 2013. We drove from Dublin to Cashel then Adare (our base for 6 days) where we day tripped to Bunratty Castle, Dingle, Doolin (to go to Inish Orhe [the smallest of the Aran Islands], Cliffs of Morhe, then to Ennis for dinner), Kilerny National Park, back to Dublin, Howth & Dalky. All in all just over 900 miles over a 10 day period. If you are going to Ireland my three caveats are 1. use the 1490 on roads you know before you go as it can sometimes be querky on how things are named if you are not imputting an exact address (never failed with an exact address or GPS coordinates); 2. driving is on the left with right hand steering - learn my friend Tom's mantra, 'hug left, cross right' (it will make more sense once you're actually driving); and 3. rent the smallest car possible that will be comfortable for your journeys (the roads are extremely narrow, often single lane [outside of cities], and often very winding.
2224913
Good info...and thanks for the link. I have an 8GB Class 6 and it is working fine in the nuvi 855.
1314252
As long as your country/territory is satellite equipped, mapped or Garmin compatible etc..
30962
Yes, it includes all countries in Europe + Turkey, definitely including Spain, as I can verify from personal experience. I did a motorcycle trip to parts of Spain in 2014, and I'm going back to Spain in 2015. http://www8.garmin.com/cartography/mapSource/citynavntEurocard.jsp Purchase all of Europe on one SD card or indvidual European regions on SD or micro SD preprogrammed cards. Features include: Expanded coverage for Finland, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, and the Czech Republic Expanded points of interest for the U.K. Detailed maps of major metropolitan areas in Europe, including motorways, national and regional thoroughfares and local roads Turn restrictions and speed categories Updated points of interest such as: food and drink lodging border crossings petrol stations hospitals and more Automatically creates point-to-point routes in MapSource and on your NT compatible GPS, see product compatibility list (top right) Enjoy, Fred
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I don't see why not but if you want to be 100% sure go to Garmin's website and see if this map works with your specific device by pretending to buy it. I had a 600 series and the SD card worked great in France
640265
You can read reviews on 1370 Garmin nuvi, people speak of generally positive experience. I just bought it and although it did have European maps, I don't know what exact countries it had - I decided to use the free Europe map update download to get it up-to-date. What I found is that it does not have sufficient memory to hold the whole Europe map! So you can either chose your countries (they have Italy + Greece), and add others - I was not interested in Balkans since I go to Italy, but I think they had coverage of whole Europe except for Russia, so they certainly had Croatia, Bulgaria and other Balkan countries. If Garmin covers those, it should work there just fine. You can try to enter some address there from here to save them in Favorites - some hotel where you will be staying, etc, and see if it finds it. That would give you an indication if your device has the coverage of your country of destination. I did that with all my Italian hotels now, 2 weeks in advance of my voyage, and it feels reassuring :) You could visit their site http://www.garmin.com/us/ and read more, and register your device. Then it will know what you have and will prompt you for maps/accessories. Bon voyage! Anna
87213
I bought the C550 from Amazon a week and a half ago. It came loaded with 2008 map software. I returned it for the nuvi 650, though, as I found the traffic and bluetooth features unnecessary, and liked the wide-screen of the nuvis better.
2011075
Yes, if you purchase the SD card with Europe maps. I personally went to local office supply store and got a great deal on a blank SD card, then downloaded the maps, leaving room for other maps if necessary. I recently used these maps in the UK and they worked perfectly. I was a bit disappointed when I bought this Garmin and it did not even have sufficient space internally to download the maps.
2106930
The one I bought was set up with North America maps. I am sure you can obtain European maps. If you buy in Europe, I don't see why it would not have European maps. Garmin is world-wide, with a good selection of languages. I just bought a 50LM, five-inch, which is cheaper and I like better. For English, 50LM has Samantha who speaks very clearly with an American accent. It does not have traffic though. I haven't used the 2455LT traffic feature yet. Garmin has so many models that it is easy to be confused.
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Well, I need to do that myself as well. I did buy European maps when I lived there. I am technologically challenged, so my great assistant helped me try to install the map from online. We tried to download the European map which did not work, so I bought the SD card/chip for about $100. Not sure this was helpful at all.