Garmin and Trail Tech lock you into their own mapping software. When you use ATP, you run the apps you already own on an open Android platform — your routes and subscriptions come with you.

On hardware, the ATP navigation system has a 7" display at 2,600 nits of brightness. Garmin Tread (the powersports-specific unit) is a 5.5" display at approximately 1,000 nits. The brightness difference is meaningful in open-cab UTV and motorcycle riding conditions where direct sunlight is unavoidable.

ATP also delivers a complete installed system — the Pro Pack and vehicle-specific kits include mounting hardware and a hardwire power supply. Garmin sells the GPS unit; mounting and power are separate purchases.

Both kits include the same ATP navigation system hardware. The difference is in the installation hardware:

The Starter Kit ($799) includes the navigation system, cables, and adapters — for riders who already have a mount solution, want to test the system before committing to a permanent installation, or plan to move the device between multiple vehicles.

The Pro Pack ($949) adds a locking AMPS-pattern mounting plate, a DC-DC hardwire power supply, and RAM mounting hardware — everything needed for a permanent, secured installation. The Universal Mounting Plate ($240) and Power Supply ($100) are $340 if purchased separately; the Pro Pack bundles them with the Starter Kit for $150 more.

The ATP navigation system mounts via the AMPS-pattern interface, compatible with RAM Mounts and most major off-road mounting systems — making it adaptable to UTVs, ATVs, Jeeps, motorcycles, and overland vehicles.

Vehicle-specific kits are available for Honda Talon (custom-fit bracket) and BMW GS/RT/XR motorcycles with Navigation Prep (WunderLINQ integration). For other vehicles, the Pro Pack's universal RAM hardware works with any tube, bar, or clamp-compatible surface.

• Navigation system (tablet): 24-month manufacturer defect warranty
• Battery: 12-month manufacturer warranty
• Accessories (mounts, cables, power supply): 3-month warranty
• Warranty excludes misuse, neglect, or unauthorized modifications
• Water damage is not covered under warranty (see water resistance note below)

The ATP navigation system carries an IP68 rating, which is achieved under controlled laboratory conditions. In real-world use, water resistance is affected by water pressure, temperature, contaminants, and the product's usage history. The system is designed for rain and trail conditions — splashing, mud, and light rain are handled well. Submersion is not recommended and water damage is not covered under warranty. This is consistent with how all IP68-rated devices are handled across the industry, including products from major consumer brands. 

No. The ATP system charges at 5V/2A (10W) via USB-C or magnetic charging — a full charge from empty takes approximately 4 hours with a 7,000mAh battery.

Fast charging chemistry is not compatible with the ATP system's operating temperature range of -20°C to 55°C (-4°F to 131°F). Extending temperature range for outdoor reliability is the design priority. On a permanent vehicle installation with the hardwire power supply, continuous charging makes charge speed largely irrelevant.