The device is the easy part. What matters is how it is fitted, how reliably it reports, and what you can do with the information afterwards. This page explains all three.
What a car tracker does for you
- Live location, any time
Open the app and see the car on the map with its speed and ignition state. Share a live link with family or a colleague if needed.
- Theft and tow alerts
Get notified if the car moves with the ignition off, leaves a zone you set, or the device loses power.
- Trip history
Every journey stored with start, stop and route, useful for company cars, young drivers and mileage claims.
Which device is right?
| Option | Best for |
|---|---|
| Standard GPS tracker | Private and company cars. Live location, trips, alerts. |
| Tracker with engine cut-off | Higher theft risk. Ignition can be blocked remotely once the car is stationary. |
| Tracker with camera | Drivers who need video proof. See our tracker with camera options. |
| Fleet-grade device | Trucks and vans with driver scoring and sensors. Part of fleet tracking. |
Installed properly, hidden from view
We hard-wire the tracker behind the dashboard with a fused connection, so it cannot simply be unplugged and does not drain the battery. No adhesive boxes on the windscreen, no loose cables.
Want to understand the process before booking? Read how to install a GPS tracker, or compare models in our guide to choose the best car tracker.
One device, the full platform
Every car tracker connects to the same USIT platform our business customers use for vehicle tracking. Start with one car, and if you later add a second car or a company van, it simply appears on the same map.
Ask for a tracker price for your car model and city.