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With a huge range of different vehicle trackers now on the market, finding the right one for your needs can be a challenge. Check out our best selling tracker systems and their features to find the perfect device for your vehicle.

When investing in a good car tracker, you should be well informed about its features. One of the most important pieces of information is whether it is make and model specific...

Choosing a cheaper car tracker might seem economical, but when your car's safety is in question, it’s a better idea to invest in something more expensive and more reliable...

If you’re considering installing a GPS tracking system in your car, you’ve most likely been wondering about the specifics behind how they work, such as whether they function without an internet connection...

Whether you can move a tracker to another vehicle is an important consideration for many when choosing which tracking unit to purchase. At Trackerfit, a large proportion of the tracking systems we offer are fully transferable to a future vehicle...

With mobile phones being our go-to-gadget companions in the modern world, with many of us having our phone on our person, or at least within arm’s reach pretty much all of the time, it makes sense to have the use of an intelligent mobile tracking app, compatible with your car tracker...

With the number of car thefts in the UK totalling a whopping 113,037 in 2018, it's no wonder that drivers are keener than ever to protect their vehicles. Many motorists are now fitting their cars with tracking devices so that their vehicles can be located and recovered in the event of theft. Some newer cars even have these tracking devices factory fitted as standard, but how much protection do they really offer? Can they be disabled by thieves? 

Having a car tracker has several benefits. In fact, your insurer will ask whether you have it installed when buying car insurance. But how exactly does a tracker device work?

On January 1st, 2019, Thatcham introduced two new tracker categories which replace the original CAT 5, 6 & 7 categories. The reason for the change is to help counteract the growing trend of car key theft/cloning and relay crime which is sweeping the country.

The new categories are labelled S5 and S7 but what are the differences between them and how do they compare to the original categories?

The compact nature of motorcycles is certainly one of their main advantages, but, it can also have some downsides, namely that it makes motorbikes easier to steal. There are however several precautions that motorbike owners can take in order to protect their pride and joy from falling into the hands of thieves...