Where Are Vehicle Trackers Generally Installed?
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Vehicle trackers are typically installed in the following locations: 1. Inside the front and rear bumpers: This is the most common placement due to its high concealment, as most people won't notice it, ensuring sufficient security. Additionally, the bumpers' concave and convex design makes them ideal for housing GPS devices in their grooves. 2. Inside the trunk: The trunk offers ample space with numerous potential installation spots. Simply laying a blanket over the GPS in the trunk is usually enough to conceal it from detection. Another discreet location is near the taillights adjacent to the trunk, which most people overlook. Moreover, satellite signals are relatively unobstructed in the trunk, ensuring optimal tracking performance. 3. Beneath the dashboard under the windshield: Unless the front panel is removed, this location remains virtually undetectable. 4. Inside the spare tire: This is another hidden spot, but it has a drawback. This method generally only applies to spare tires mounted on the rear of the vehicle, not those stored inside the trunk. The multiple metal layers in the trunk, spare tire, and spare tire casing can significantly interfere with the tracker's signal. 5. For wired installations, common locations include the center console, A-pillars, and beneath the steering wheel.
