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GPS Tracking Resources & Buying Guides
Compare GPS trackers, understand battery life, explore installation options, and choose the right solution for vehicles, trailers, and equipment.
Choosing the right GPS tracking system depends on how assets are powered, how often they move, and how frequently you need location updates. This resource center helps you compare battery vs wired trackers, understand real-world performance, and quickly find the best solution for your use case.
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Trailer & Asset Tracking
Track trailers, equipment, and unpowered assets using battery-powered or covert GPS tracking solutions.
GPS Trailer Tracking
Best GPS Tracker for Trailers
4" Tail Light Tracker
Vehicle Tracking
Monitor fleet vehicles, service trucks, and company cars with real-time GPS tracking and reporting.
Wired & Installed Tracking
Permanent GPS tracking solutions for vehicles and heavy equipment with reliable power and advanced inputs.
Dashcams & Video Tracking
Improve safety and visibility with integrated dashcams and GPS tracking for fleets and drivers.
Comparisons & Decision Guides
Battery vs Wired GPS Trackers
Hardwired vs OBD GPS Trackers
Best GPS Tracker for Trailers
Battery & Power
GPS Tracker Battery Life
Battery Powered GPS Trackers
Solar GPS Tracking Options
Buying Guides
Plug & Play GPS Tracking
Installed GPS Tracking Devices
Battery Powered Tracking
Installation Guides
OBD-II Installation Guide
Hardwired Installation Guide
Battery Tracker Setup
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best GPS tracker for trailers?
Battery-powered GPS trackers and covert solutions like tail light trackers are ideal for trailers since they require no wiring and can operate for extended periods.
Should I choose a battery or wired GPS tracker?
Battery-powered trackers are best for trailers and equipment, while wired trackers are ideal for vehicles with constant power and frequent updates.
How long do GPS tracker batteries last?
Battery life varies based on reporting frequency and usage, ranging from months to multiple years for low-frequency tracking.
What is the easiest GPS tracker to install?
OBD plug-in trackers are the easiest to install, requiring no tools and connecting directly to the vehicle’s diagnostic port.