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chrisdicko 22 October 2008 10:14 AM

Cheapest Tracker
 
Im wanting to get an Impreza asap, and have found the one I want.

Im with Direct Line though, and they require a tracker. Cost wise I don't want to move insurance companies, as I want the next NCB.

I have a Tracker fitted to my current car, but I have phoned them and they said I cannot remove this tracker. So would have to buy a new one.

So, whats the cheapest one out there? I'd only really need 1 years subscription as the year after I'd be moving insurance companies who probably wouldn't require a tracker.

Thanks

JonnyUK1980 22 October 2008 11:22 AM

I dont know what they cost to buy and have installed but my tracker subscription is £125 a year if that helps you with your costs :)

Jonny

chrisdicko 22 October 2008 12:06 PM

Looks like its going to have an initial cost of £475.....which isnt good :'(

ash002004 22 October 2008 04:31 PM

about 5-700 for a fresh tracker and subscription aint it? can you not move ur subscription over from ur last car which had one fitted? im sure u can do that....and just leave the tracker unit with the old car

burbling1 22 October 2008 05:05 PM


Originally Posted by chrisdicko (Post 8214825)
Im wanting to get an Impreza asap, and have found the one I want.

Im with Direct Line though, and they require a tracker. Cost wise I don't want to move insurance companies, as I want the next NCB.

I have a Tracker fitted to my current car, but I have phoned them and they said I cannot remove this tracker. So would have to buy a new one.

So, whats the cheapest one out there? I'd only really need 1 years subscription as the year after I'd be moving insurance companies who probably wouldn't require a tracker.

Thanks

I to am with direct line and they insisted on a tracker. I havnt fitted one but they still insured the car just not for theft. So fit a disklok £70 then wire some switches into starter relay and fuel pump to slow the thieving scum down.

chrisdicko 22 October 2008 05:52 PM

Ash, I don't have a subscription currently with Tracker. When I bought my car, it had a tracker fitted, but unactive. So can't really transfer anything across. As they have said I cannot take the Tracker out of my BMW and put it in the Impreza...."as its against the agreement they have with the Home Office".

There is one in the for sale section which I'm interested in. So emailed Tracker to see if I can fit this and they would give the 'tracker' support. I'm just waiting for a reply from them now......

burbling1, yeah she did say that actually! But to be honest if I'm spending around £8k-10k I wouldn't feel happy not having the Theft coverage. :(

steve nic 29 October 2008 08:18 PM

once a tracker has been installed into a car it CAN NOT be transfured but if ownership of the car changes the new owner can continue using it but will need to contcat tracker with new owner details.you will normally find 3 or 4 tracking devices on older performance cars because owners dont tell new owners there on or new owners just get different products fitted at more expence!the last 911 i did was 5 years old and i found 3 trackers on it:lol1:

blitzed 29 October 2008 09:57 PM

Cheapest i found is SmarTrack Protector+ Fully installed £289.99 with 120 quid a year subs
Im having installed one by Motoguard, im sure they used to arrange blackjack group buys on here

ed

cazza 30 October 2008 12:41 AM

i paid 269 for mine sup & fitted, the sub fee is 120 a year, i just rang loads of companys the first one i phoned wanted 340 for their cheapest:eek:

Jesus H 30 October 2008 09:51 AM

The cheapest you will get a decent tracker for is about £275 for the smartrack protector +

It's a great piece of kit and you can swap it from car to car.

LMS_MAN 26 July 2011 11:19 PM

Is there much difference in policy prices depending on what tracker you fit or is it a case of the insurer either accept the type or they dont and the reduction for having any type fitted is standard?

edit - Oops two years old. Well it saves a new thread I suppose.

MR_TOAD_INSTALLER 26 July 2011 11:24 PM


Originally Posted by LMS_MAN (Post 10155428)
Is there much difference in policy prices depending on what tracker you fit or is it a case of the insurer either accept the type or they dont and the reduction for having any type fitted is standard?

edit - Oops two years old. Well it saves a new thread I suppose.

I can do trackers what are you after for you or insurance company

Ian

LMS_MAN 26 July 2011 11:40 PM

Hi, does the type fitted make any difference to the discount given by the insurer?

MR_TOAD_INSTALLER 26 July 2011 11:43 PM

Not really a Tracker is a Tracker so you will or will not get insurance or theft cover depends on Insurance Company

Ian

Jimbob 26 July 2011 11:46 PM

Tracker have a Loyalty scheme if you are already with them.
https://www.tracker.co.uk/TRACKER/TrackerBuy.aspx

Originally Posted by tracker
At TRACKER, looking after our customers is what we do, that’s why we believe that our customers’ loyalty should be rewarded. If you are a current TRACKER Stolen Vehicle Recovery subscriber and you change your car, TRACKER will supply you with a brand new TRACKER Monitor unit. All you need to do is pay £149 (inc. VAT) for the cost of the TRACKER unit and installation, plus the cost of your chosen subscritption option.


Jesus H 09 August 2011 09:48 AM


Originally Posted by Jimbob (Post 10155462)
Tracker have a Loyalty scheme if you are already with them.
https://www.tracker.co.uk/TRACKER/TrackerBuy.aspx


The £149.99 offer is for a Tracker Monitor. This should be acceptable for most insurance companies. IIRC its £199 for the Tracker Locate. This is the new top of the range product which combines GPS, VHF and GSM technology to give the highest level of tracking capability. The only downside of the locate is that it's subscription is £174 per year and they don't offer a lifetime option. They do offer a 3 year option at £399 though.

JH

LMS_MAN 09 August 2011 07:24 PM

The Scooby I bought already had one fitted so I renewed the subscription yesterday.

These cars are so quick that travelling at 30 is mind numbingly boring.

MR_TOAD_INSTALLER 11 August 2011 05:48 PM


Originally Posted by steve nic (Post 8231723)
once a tracker has been installed into a car it CAN NOT be transfured but if ownership of the car changes the new owner can continue using it but will need to contcat tracker with new owner details.you will normally find 3 or 4 tracking devices on older performance cars because owners dont tell new owners there on or new owners just get different products fitted at more expence!the last 911 i did was 5 years old and i found 3 trackers on it:lol1:

That is incorrect Smartrack can be deriged and refitted to your next car but you will need a new subscription and de and re charges

Ian

MR_TOAD_INSTALLER 11 August 2011 05:51 PM

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