TomTom XL 2 IQ 4.3" Sat Nav with UK and Ireland Maps (discountinued by manufacturer)

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It’s a nice idea, but it isn’t as convenient as the Live devices, since the data is only as up to date as the last time you synchronised the satnav with TomTom Home; you’d need to do this almost every day to ensure that you track down the cheapest fuel.

TomTom Map – For Free Here’s How You Can Update Your TomTom Map – For Free

Special sensing systems can dictate any changes in traffic or disruptions on the road and help put you on the shortest track. A few years back, Tomtom announced that they would no longer be certain models they had produced previously. You can easily update your TomTom maps for free through their app and gain access to an improved network of navigation.

If you don’t have access to a WiFi network or don’t have a WiFi-enabled device then you can update the GPS by connecting to the computer. Once you have connected to your preferred WiFi network then your TomTom will remember this connection – meaning that the next time you update will be easier and quicker to complete.

Which TomTom XL device do you have? – TomTom Support

If you do not have access to a secure Wi-Fi connection, you can update your Tomtom using a USB cable. To update your Tomtom device, you must have a MyDrive Connect account which can be accessed via a Pc or Mac application.Download free and use MyDrive Connect to manage your content and services, getting the latest maps and software updates along with reminders to renew your services. Any previous bugs are removed and any user suggestions and complaints are addressed, making your experience smoother and easier. The update(s) are first downloaded to your computer, then transferred to your navigation device, and finally installed and prepared for use. The built-in wifi means that you can access all of the latest updates on the go and it will also guide you on your journey via the latest maps. A useful addition to previous models is the pair of pointers that shows the distance and direction of the start and destination of your route when you’re browsing the map.