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- Vehicle Tracking Systems Suppliers that try and sell “BOLT ON’s”.
- Vehicle Tracking Systems Suppliers that do not offer at site service.
- Vehicle Tracking Systems Suppliers that charge annual licence fees.
- 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 try and sell “BOLT ON’s”.
Remember why you are buying Vehicle Tracking Systems. Do you need the bolt on, will it cause more problems than it will solve? Does it make your vehicle attractive to thieves and vandals (in the case of satellite navigation and in cab screens). Remember these bolt on products may be nice to have but their primary purpose unless you really need them is to increase the size of your order. (It is not unusual for satellite navigation to be sold on a lease with an overall cost double that of its retail price. Would you take a loan with a 100% interest rate?)