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Re: Sat Nav set up for Dummies

PostPosted: Thu Feb 28, 2019 2:17 pm
by Kev Fox
maddogmadox wrote:A few people on this page have mentioned the program tyre for pre planning a route for your garmin or tom tom .
the tyre program if you dont know has gone tits up , due to the free program not having the google maps licence anymore, but this is no problem just switch to
https://www.myrouteapp.com/routelab this is the other side of the program that is part of the tyre company you can use it on a free option , but i can promise you it is well worth paying for the year licence as it gives you better map options and opens up different route planning options, it takes a little while to get used to but on the main page just click the new routes tab and give it a go, then all your routes will be in your routes tab to get again.
you can get the full program for a short period to try it out but it then defaults to basic again, you can continue using it in basic mode but the paid mode is better, i suppose it depends how much you like it if you think its worth paying for
I have the ten legs of our poland trip all logged and saved using this program all ready to stick into the tom tom rider 400

i have found the tom tom rider to be a perfect scooter option coupled with the program listed above, i am using the varitronic kit to power it via the trickle feed going to a small battery located behind the leg shield wheel carrier and it has worked well this way for years

I for one didn't realise this had gone tits up. I guess that means I've lost my lifetime route planning (Tyre) subscription then. :cry: . Seems somewhat unfair that my one off lifetime payment needs to be replaced with an annual subscription.

Re: Sat Nav set up for Dummies

PostPosted: Tue Mar 05, 2019 11:39 pm
by maddogmadox
Kev Fox wrote:
maddogmadox wrote:A few people on this page have mentioned the program tyre for pre planning a route for your garmin or tom tom .
the tyre program if you dont know has gone tits up , due to the free program not having the google maps licence anymore, but this is no problem just switch to
https://www.myrouteapp.com/routelab this is the other side of the program that is part of the tyre company you can use it on a free option , but i can promise you it is well worth paying for the year licence as it gives you better map options and opens up different route planning options, it takes a little while to get used to but on the main page just click the new routes tab and give it a go, then all your routes will be in your routes tab to get again.
you can get the full program for a short period to try it out but it then defaults to basic again, you can continue using it in basic mode but the paid mode is better, i suppose it depends how much you like it if you think its worth paying for
I have the ten legs of our poland trip all logged and saved using this program all ready to stick into the tom tom rider 400

i have found the tom tom rider to be a perfect scooter option coupled with the program listed above, i am using the varitronic kit to power it via the trickle feed going to a small battery located behind the leg shield wheel carrier and it has worked well this way for years

I for one didn't realise this had gone tits up. I guess that means I've lost my lifetime route planning (Tyre) subscription then. :cry: . Seems somewhat unfair that my one off lifetime payment needs to be replaced with an annual subscription.


hey kev try contacting the my route app admin you may be able to get your tyre licence transfered as i think it's all the same crew just 2 different names

Re: Sat Nav set up for Dummies

PostPosted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 10:37 pm
by Covboy
So Kev - we won’t be following you at the C2C !!