GPS Tracking
Have a GPS tracker fitted to your car
Buying a GPS tracker is simple. Fitting it so it still does what you expect three years from now is the real work.
Where DIY installation usually falls short
- The device sits in the first place a thief would look
- The power supply is tapped from a circuit that cuts out or draws too much
- The battery drains during long periods of inactivity
- Alerts come so often they get ignored
- During a real incident, it turns out the device has been offline for months
What we do differently
- Placement chosen based on the vehicle, not on convenience
- Power supply from a well-considered point, with correct protection
- Consumption and sleep behaviour matched to how often you drive
- Alerts and position tested before the vehicle goes back on the road
For which vehicles
From a daily-driven premium car to a classic that comes out a few times a year. The difference lies in the approach: for a modern car, power supply is rarely an issue; for a classic car, that's often the main point of attention.
Subscription and follow-up
Most trackers work with a data connection and a subscription. What you'll need is discussed beforehand so there are no surprises afterwards — including what happens if a subscription lapses.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about this service
Ready to have this checked out?
Tell us which vehicle you have, exactly what's happening and where the car is. You'll get honest advice on what's technically and economically sensible.