Car Tracking Device
The most formidable safeguard against threats to auto security is a car tracking device. Where typical car alarms and other security devices provide layers of protection against vehicle theft, they do not provide a foolproof solution. Knowledgeable car thieves have methods of bypassing alarms, leaving your vehicle completely vulnerable to attack. A car tracking device, hidden where thieves can't find it, can track the location of your vehicle, and lead to a quick theft recovery.
LoJack's Car tracking device: An Auto Theft Solution
There are over 1.2 million reports of auto theft in the United States each year. A vehicle is stolen every 25.3 seconds. With LoJack's car tracking device, stolen cars are successfully recovered in 90% of thefts. The patented LoJack system includes a small radio-frequency transceiver that is hidden in the vehicle at the time of installation. When the car is reported stolen, the car tracking device is automatically activated, causing the transceiver to emit silent radio signals which the police can track to your vehicle. Cars equipped with the LoJack car tracking device are often recovered within hours of the initial stolen car report, making it the most effective means of protecting your vehicle.
LoJack: The Ultimate Car tracking device
What makes LoJack the best car tracking device?
- LoJack is the only car tracking device used by local and state law enforcement agencies. LoJack supplies the mobile tracking computers that police departments use to locate the car tracking device hidden in your automobile. When you report your theft to local police, LoJack's unique code is automatically matched against the car's VIN number. Immediately, the car tracking device is activated, emitting the radio signal which police use to quickly locate and recover your automobile.
- LoJack's car tracking device emits a signal which can be tracked through concrete walls, ceilings, and other barriers (such as underground parking garages). Other services use a satellite system, requiring an unobstructed line-of sight between orbiting GPS satellites and the car tracking device.
- LoJack's car tracking device is hidden within a vehicle where thieves can't even find it. Not even the car owner knows where it is. Other car tracking device systems rely on a short, visible antenna that can easily be broken off by a car thief.
