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- Vehicle Tracking Systems Suppliers that do not offer free upgrades.
- Vehicle Tracking Systems Suppliers that do not offer on-going training.
- Vehicle Tracking Systems Suppliers that do not have accredited engineers.
- Vehicle Tracking Systems Suppliers who use non certificated vehicle units.
- Suppliers who cannot provide relevant referrals.
13 Things You Must Avoid When Buying a Vehicle Tracking System.
- Vehicle Tracking Systems Suppliers that roll airtime into leases.
This will mean that you are paying well over the odds for airtime and you will probably find that your vehicles don’t update their position that often. Companies vary in the amount of data transfer they give you included in the price; examples are typically 2mb/month although some give 4mb/month or more at no additional charge. The simple rule is the more you get the more frequent the vehicle updates. You will tend to find that most GPS vehicle tracking companies are very similar in price on a weekly basis so you can get better value for money.