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Roberts189

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Hi all just wondered what your opinion is on the annual subscription to activate the standard tracker? I must admit I have not looked in any detail but my understanding is there is a £250 annual fee to enable it. Given that this is almost as much as my insurance do you think it is worthwhile?

Thanks in advance
 
My 4S had a Tracker Monitor fitted when I purchased it & upon transfer I had the option to pay a yearly fee or a 'one-time' fee for not much more which I duly accepted.
Not knowing about all the specialist insurers at the time, I insured it with Direct Line & it was a term of the insurance to have a tracker fitted.....

So to fit or not may well be down to requirements of Underwriters not personal choice.....
 
Same for me. Needed for the insurance and had to show proof. Didn’t save anything on the insurance cost.
 
Oh ok a one off payment sounds more reasonable depending on how much it is obviously. Does it utilise the sim car in the pcm2 as I dont currently have one in?
 
Not sure if a 'one-off' payment is still an option.... I have a sim slot & have used it with a PAYG but have no idea if it is linked to the tracker!
I thought it was installed & attached to a live feed with a back up battery that would last approx. 30 days if car battery was disconnected...… I always notify them when travelling to Europe in case movement is detected without ignition on & they have tested it when asked....
hth
Paul
 
Aren't there trackers now being offered online for around £30 that you personall can track similar to your mobile phone?
 

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