Tony The Tiger
I just got a replacement Garmin Nuvi straight from Garmin last month. Today, I drove to Milwaukee, which has been renovating its downtown highways the last few years. I think the roads were laid out differently than the Garmin believed them to be. I got lost and had to make some compensating U-turns and such to get where I wanted to go. How can I determine if I have the latest maps programmed into my Nuvi and can I update the maps if I do not have them? I believe the current roads have been laidout like they are now for at least a year. The nuvi should have the correct info by now, IMO.
) makes big bucks mapping out those new streets. Therefore, you have some options here. First, if your nuvi is less than 2 months old, you may qualify for one free update. Beyond that, it is $70 and up for a single update, or $120 for a lifetime subscription, in which you get "up to four (4) map Data updates per year, when and as such updates are made available on Garmin’s website, for one (1) compatible Garmin product until your product’s useful life expires or Garmin no longer receives map Data from NAVTEQ, whichever is shorter."
