Looking for reccomendations.

905909

{"replyTo":"","text":"Do NOT get the Rand McNally. I bought the $600 overdryve 8 and it's an outdated glitchy POS.  I would go with Garmin. I have my eye on the latest Garmin OTR 1000","replyToPid":0}

998257

{"replyTo":"","text":"I use the Dezel 580 and it’s been excellent.","replyToPid":0}

724453

{"replyTo":"","text":"I bought a rand McNally years ago off points when I was company and I just check for updates once a month over Hotspot wifi. As for camera options I got a Rexxing dashcam from the local bestbuy, it was about $120 but with a good size memory card I can go back about 4 days of footage and the quality is nice","replyToPid":0}

724453

{"replyTo":"","text":"I bought a rand McNally years ago off points when I was company and I just check for updates once a month over Hotspot wifi. As for camera options I got a Rexxing dashcam from the local bestbuy, it was about $120 but with a good size memory card I can go back about 4 days of footage and the quality is nice","replyToPid":0}

792671

{"replyTo":"","text":"Rand McNally absolutely eats gutter slime! Go with the Garmin","replyToPid":0}

974516

{"replyTo":"","text":"Anything but the Rand McNally. It is a POS I have the overdrive pro a garmin dezl 770 which I need to send in to have the battery replaced and a garmin 780. They all have their ups and downs. The rand will show many more truck stops than garmin. Depending where you are at the garmin only shows the corporate stops rand shows the kangaroos circle k’s etc. Bothe will take you out of route so I always check my map and then check with google maps. If you are a company driver not a big issue. If you are a owner operator every mile counts. \nI would buy a garmin off amazon for half price. I just bought the 780 from amazon for $240. Another thing the rand McNally will freeze up on you at the most inoppertune times. Normally when you are in a big city. \nAnother option is trucker tools. I’m not sure how good it is but it’s free on you phone and will route you to the least expensive fuel on your route. \nGood luck. ","replyToPid":0}