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Fitting an insurance approved tracker in your vehicle is a great way to reduce the cost of your insurance policy! But which one should you choose? Thatcham category S5 & S7 are favoured by insurance providers.

If you’ve already begun your search for a vehicle tracker, you’ve probably come across the term ‘Thatcham Cat S5’ and wondered what on earth it means! Well we’re here to explain it to you…

Car theft is an unfortunate reality for car owners in the UK. The threat of theft becomes even greater when you own a prestigious car model, like a Mercedes. Both the Mercedes C Class and Mercedes E Class graced the top 10 most stolen vehicles in the UK in 2022. Thieves target these high end models to resell or chop up and use for parts.

In this blog post, we will delve into the realm of BMW car trackers and explore the finest options available on the market. By investing in a reliable tracker, you can ensure the safety and security of your prized possession, providing you with peace of mind.

Will a car tracker reduce your car insurance? The answer is yes, almost certainly! Installing a car tracker is a great way to save money on your car insurance. Thatcham approved car trackers are designed to improve vehicle security, which provides insurers with the reassurance they need to reduce your car insurance.

Cars can seem like one expense after another - MOTs, car wash, fuelling up and the dreaded car insurance renewal. Whilst most of the money we spend on our cars is out of our control, there are ways you can get cheaper car insurance.

Shopping for a car tracker can be overwhelming. There’s so much industry jargon it can be hard to know what you’re actually buying. We’re here to break the whole process down, so you know exactly what you’re getting.

Installing an anti-theft device reduces the chances your car will be stolen and may also earn you a discount on your car insurance premiums. These theft deterrents range from steering wheel locks to alarms and tracking devices and can stop even the most determined thieves.

It’s easy to blame a GPS car tracker for your flat battery. But very often it’s another appliance or feature draining your battery. Most car trackers come with their own separate batteries, and even those attached to your car battery use such a small amount of power they can’t drain your battery.