Where is the vehicle tracker usually installed?
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Generally installed under the rear windshield brake light, in the trunk, inside the front decorative panel under the co-driver's feet, or under the driver and co-driver seats. Additionally, apart from GPS positioning, some vehicle trackers like Luge's use mobile base station positioning, which does not require GPS installation but locates by registering the vehicle's mobile phone number, offering a lower cost. Vehicle trackers are typically installed in the following locations: 1. Front and rear bumpers: Many GPS tracking companies recommend installing the GPS tracker inside the bumper. Firstly, the bumper's concave shape is suitable for placing the tracker in the groove; secondly, the wireless GPS tracker is hard to spot inside the bumper, making this location both concealed and secure. 2. Inside the trunk: The car trunk is usually spacious, providing many potential installation spots. Some drivers also lay a blanket in the trunk, which can effectively hide the GPS tracker from view. Moreover, the satellite signal in the trunk is relatively unobstructed, ensuring good positioning accuracy. The area near the tail lights in the trunk is also a good installation point. 3. Inside the spare tire: Few people would expect a GPS tracker to be hidden inside the spare tire, making this location currently very secure. However, it's important to note that the spare tire should ideally be the one mounted on the rear of the vehicle, not the one stored inside the trunk. This is because the trunk + spare tire + metal layers of the spare tire box contain too much metal, which can significantly interfere with the vehicle tracker's signal.
