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I was told the same by just kampers then it turned out the insurance with the tracker was more expensive than without! I wonder whether it’s more of an exercise in getting people to commit to a yearly contract on the tracker.

It depends what else is connected to the battery and drawing power when the van is shut down. It sounds like you have a tracker, which will draw current. Anything else ? Pete

Fortunately LV did skim a little of the premium for me, but not enough to warrant buying the tracker, that was more for my peace of mind.

What's that £200 tracker @Ali-G ? It makes sense for future years insurance to get something sorted soon. Sell some of that surplus gear you have stashed away?

True to be fair. I’m actually going to attack it on my own. I will be calling on you at some point no doubt for future installs. Wouldn’t be too hard to stay at a site local to you and book in ;)

I know people don't like trackers but I do like mine. It has a map with location and the ability to immoblise the van remotely. Metatrak S 7. The one time I started the vehicle without the fob, the most bored sounding bloke rang me immediately to check.

Chilli Jam Vans in Hayle fitted a Meta Trak S5 tracker/immobiliser for me. Highly recommended.

...be picking up my 1st camper van and would like to add a Ghost immobiliser and deadlocks to the van. Is this overkill as I’ve had a Skorpion tracker fitted, does anybody have recommendations for installers of the above in the Surrey/M25 area, any advice would be most helpful to this camper...

Are they north-west based .

Not sure how to post a screen shot of the tracker but link here Tracker | Vehicle Tracking | Fleet Tracking | Scorpion Trackers

...it's an established enough idea (used a lot for bicycles too) that folks will likely use the apps that look for "not my airtags" to check. A tracker doesn't broadcast like that. And if it's being nicked to order then they will have already checked for them on your drive when scouting out your...

Wouldn't be the furthest someone's travelled. Had a guy come to us from Tain for a basic tracker install about 5 weeks ago

...will also be doing a conditioning charge, whatever that is. I also have the cigarette adapter for the CTEK, is it safe to use this in the future??? Sooooo, what will I have done to the ECU? And yes a tracker fitted... I will have a look at the voltage drop tomorrow, if I can locate my...

So I guess what you're saying is, ultimately any GPS tracker is probably not going to stop a determined professional thief? But as you say, any device is better than nothing, so back to my original question: why pay hefty subscription fees for something that you can get for 3p a month?

I think post codes have a lot to do with it and where the vehicle is parked overnight.

My tracker keeps an eye on health of starter battery. I have a BM2 on way to install on leisure to keep an eye on that

...to agree to leave my phone tracking on all the time. Which for me means I can be potentially tracked when not in his car. Also my wife is seeking new insurance and some are being proposed with a tracker. I have fitted a security tracker in my van but I don’t want an insurance provided tracker.

@Martinw. What insurance company?

...They came back with a quote of £555. Then I gave Caravan Guard a call and they've quoted me £343, BUT, I must have a Thatcham approved tracker fitted. I have already got a Ghost, but as that is not Thatcham approved it doesn't count. So, do I go with A-Plan/Howdens for £555, or Caravan...

...They came back with a quote of £555. Then I gave Caravan Guard a call and they've quoted me £343, BUT, I must have a Thatcham approved tracker fitted. I have already got a Ghost, but as that is not Thatcham approved it doesn't count. So, do I go with A-Plan/Howdens for £555, or Caravan...