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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.

The Ghost 2 Immobiliser System represents the next step forward in car security. Easy installation, undetectable by thieves, and impossible to start without your unique pin or app authorisation - it’s the ultimate protection against car theft.

Whether you’ve got a brand new Range Rover Velar or a classic Bentley which only comes out for a Sunday afternoon spin, a luxury car deserves the best protection. Here at Trackerfit, we stock and install a great range of luxury car trackers.

Audi make some truly incredible cars, from the classic Audi A4 to the innovative e-tron range; they’re the kind of cars that you’re proud to park on your driveway. Unfortunately, this also makes them attractive to thieves, who know they’ve got a sure market for stolen Audi’s and car parts. That’s why it’s important to install a car tracker and protect your vehicle against theft.

Here at TrackerFit, we have car trackers to accommodate every budget. A cheap car tracker doesn’t have to compromise on security and our free nationwide installation service makes it even more affordable.

VHF refers to very high frequency signals, which are used in a range of communication systems, television, radio and car trackers. Unlike GPS or GSM signals, VHF can’t be jammed or blocked, which makes it an attractive choice in car tracking systems.

Volkswagen are an iconic car brand, from the classic VW camper van to the new, electric ID 5 range. This means that they are also likely to be targeted by thieves, who will resell the vehicle or chop it for parts. Protect your VW against theft with a Thatcham approved car tracker.