TomTom GO Expert: Truck GPS

Name: TomTom GO Expert: Truck GPS
Rating: 4.2 (2459 reviews)
Author: TomTom

By: TomTom App

Satnav, GPS, Traffic & CarPlay

Overview

Version:

3.9.18

Last updated: 2026-03-11

Features & Capabilities

TomTom GO Expert is a trusted truck navigation app for mobile, delivering personalized routing based on vehicle dimensions, real-time traffic, offline maps, and multi-drop planning.

Key features include weight/dangerous cargo routing, gas station lookup for your fuel type, truck rest stops, lane guidance, adjusted ETA, speed camera alerts, CarPlay compatibility, and privacy-first data handling. It helps drivers save time and avoid delays with fewer ads.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Privacy & Security

By:

TomTom

Rating:

4.20

(2,459) 1 new ratings

Version:

3.9.18 Last updated: 2026-03-11

Version code:

883219616

Creation date:

2016-03-14

Compatible devices:

Size:

245.42MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-27

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 38,440 ▲ 4

Other rankings

#20 in navigation keyword 12 ▲ 6

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Developed by:

TomTom

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tomtom-go-expert-truck-gps/id884963367

Website:

https://www.tomtom.com/navigation/mobile-apps/go-expert-app/

User Reviews

Users value offline maps and a simple navigation experience, but repeatedly report data loss of saved places, sparse updates, and inconsistent routing. CarPlay limitations and poor support exacerbate issues, as does the difficulty in managing saved locations (no search or quick-alphabet access). Overall, offline capability is the app’s strength, but data integrity, map accuracy, and platform integration are frequent pain points.

Pros

Offline maps and offline navigation (downloadable maps for use without data).
Simple, straightforward navigation that directs you to your destination without extra fluff.
Brand strength for truck-focused use (Go Expert) with offline capabilities that suit long-haul driving.

Cons

Loss of saved points, recent destinations, and saved places with little or no support to recover data (data sync issues).
Infrequent updates and an outdated user interface (UI) after long gaps between releases.
Inaccurate routing and map data, with misdirections or wrong streets in some areas.
CarPlay integration and in-car experience are limited or problematic (poor Siri integration/voice support).
Difficulty managing saved places (no searchable list or alphabetical shortcuts), hindering quick access to favorites.

Recent reviews

I used to like this app but a year after moving into my new house they still haven’t added my address. Apple, Google, Garmin, the post office, the property appraiser office, etc all added it 10 months ago. What are you waiting for? Update: The developer responded but seemed to imply that they were waiting on official sources. Not sure you can get any more official than the USPS and the local property appraiser office. It’s ridiculous because my car has its own version of TomTom maps and I can’t even set my Home address! Update: The developer asked for my report ID but the newly submitted report doesn’t have one. A previous report from about 10 months ago has disappeared. The latest report was submitted on August 15, 2026 at 10:32 AM and has a status of pending. After nearly a year, I’m not convinced that TomTom has any intention of updating the maps.

by rj*****, 2026-08-18

I’m driving from Pacific Northwest to Alaska through Canada (driven this about 12 times over the years) have used a tom tom device years ago before and it worked great, I forgot it this trip and decided to get the app. This did not work, I enter the little information it allows about my vehicle (I have a truck and trailer), it would not even give me route options that I have driven for years and are the best options. Both Apple Maps and Google Maps gave me better and more options for routes. My brother uses Garmin/rv and consistently gets better route planning, that is what I will likely move to also, which is sad because I liked my old Tomtom and thought this would be a updated car play version, it is not.