Is A GPS Vehicle Tracker Hidden On Your Car?! 9 Spots Where A GPS Tracker Can Be Found

Simple Steps How To Find A GPS Tracking Device Hidden On Your Car! Is Your Vehicle Bugged With a GPS Locator?
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Did you know that in many cases it can be legal for your employer or your spouse to secretly track your vehicle? If you are concerned that a real time GPS might be hidden on your automobile this video will break down the most popular spots people hide GPS tracking devices on cars, and help guide you on how to inspect the exterior and interior of your vehicle. That way you can quickly and easily locate any wireless GPS car tracker. Let’s start with an inspection of the exterior of the vehicle.
The first thing you will want to do is grab your flashlight and vehicle owner's manual before making any exterior inspection. After that, you will want to start by checking the undercarriage.
Undercarriage
Although most people don’t think a live GPS tracker will work under a car, the reality is vehicle tracking devices can catch GPS signals that reflect off the ground. Therefore, you will want to get on your back and shine your flashlight onto the underside of the car. Focus on the perimeter of the underside, looking for suspicious boxes, taped-on objects, and antennas.
If you see something odd, give it a light tug. Most tracking devices are magnetic and will detach easily.
Check the gas tank first. Its large metal surface makes it an easy spot to attach a magnetic device.
2. Inspect the wheel well
Check under the plastic guard of each wheel well, especially if it feels loose or bent. Any tracker should be obvious here - your car did not come with any weird boxes in this location.
If someone had extended access to your vehicle, you could remove the tires and check behind them, but it's not too likely a location. If you do look there, be aware that some brakes have a wired sensor behind them that is supposed to be there
3. Check inside the bumpers.
The front and rear bumpers are another common location where a person might hide a GPS tracking system. Check behind both bumpers and anywhere someone could slip in a mini GPS device.
Also, keep in mind that a tracking device under the front bumper may be wired to the car's electrical system. Always compare the wiring to the manual before you remove anything.
4. Inspect the roof.
Although the roof is not the typical location someone would hide a real time tracking device it is a spot worth investigating. SUVs or other tall vehicles can make the top of the roof less visible to a driver, creating opportunity for someone trying to secretly track your car. The good news is it is easy to make a visible inspection in this area. Second, a sunroof can hide a small device inside the retraction slot so if your vehicle has a sunroof it would be wise to search that area for a wireless GPS tracker.
5. Under the hood
The front of a car is a hot, solid metal box regularly inspected by the driver. This makes it a terrible spot to hide a real time GPS tracker. It's not impossible, but the average jealous partner or paranoid neighbor is unlikely to try equipping a vehicle tracker here. However, it is important to check so pop the hood and give it a quick glance to see if you notice anything suspicious before and moving on to the interior.
Searching the Interior
1. The Upholstery
When searching the interior of a vehicle for a GPS locator the first place you will want to look is inside upholstery. Unzip seat cushions and headrests and see if you notice any personal GPS trackers hiding in your car. GPS tracking devices can be less than 2 inches in size so keep that in mind when searching for hidden GPS car tracker inside a seat cushion
2. Beneath The Seats
One of the most common spots people hide spy gear is under the front or passenger seats. This means you will need to check beneath seats and carpet. Shine the flashlight up onto the underside of the seats and look for any potential GPS car tracker that might be hidden there.
3. The Dashboard & Glove Box Area
On most vehicle models, you can unscrew the glovebox compartment, plus the panel underneath the steering wheel. Look for a loose wire that isn't taped or tied to other wires, and try to trace it back to its source. Run your fingers on the underside of the dash to feel for an antenna that's been glued or taped on and see if you feel or can make a visual inspection of a tracker in your car.
4. Look In The Back
Remember that active GPS trackers and data loggers cannot receive signals through metal. This means the trunk is likely not a spot a person might hide a car GPS tracker. However, you will want to focus on the areas directly underneath the rear window before checking the trunk. Also, remember to remove the spare tire and check the well thoroughly for any potential tracking products.
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[@hackerlacker7963]

"I thought my spouse hid a GPS tracking device on my vehicle and was able to find it thanks to videos like this"

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

GPS trackers for cheating spouses are common in the surveillance/spy gear industries. The device we sell the most is actually a mini GPS hidden tracker designed for that: www.trackingsystemdirect.com/product/54-waterproof-live-gps/

[@kannermw]

Apparently your spouse doesn't trust you and there is likely a legit reason. Either that or they have emotional problems that need to be confronted and addressed

[@Gpstrackerdevice]

Solid information for anyone who wants to find a hidden GPS tracker that might be on their vehicle. I would also encourage people to check the center console for a real time GPS

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Agreed!

[@whoizzy]

How do I connect y'all

[@tessd2578]

how do you check the center console, if you are a non-handy/mechanics person ?

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

The center console is the compartment between the driver side and the passenger's side. Just open it up and look for a hidden GPS car tracker. It is going to be different for each style of vehicle@@tessd2578

[@artiegray8195]

You forgot to mention the ODB 2 port under the dash.. they sell ones that plug into there also

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Yes! The OBD2 port is a super common place where people hide GPS trackers - but that is a fairly visible location!

[@CariAnn-eg1fn]

Everybody that has been tracking me through my vehicle my phone you all will go to jail !!! Don’t think I don’t know

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Depends! There are many circumstances where someone can legally track your phone or vehicle

[@blackbeltmarketing9642]

People never think to look under their car for a GPS vehicle tracker.

[@GPSTrackingReview]

That is correct! But real time GPS trackers are engineered to be covert and therefore can pick up GPS signals that reflect off the ground. This is what makes tracking systems so much different than GPS navigation systems that require a more clear line of sight to the sky

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

your re both 100% right about hidden GPS trackers being attached under a vehicle

[@TRACEROOTGPS]

Good Information ✅

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

most wireless GPS tracking devices are hidden in the spots mentioned in this video

[@kimberleyjane2338]

2 Questions please. I am sure i am being tracked because i actually spot them following but can't find device. I dont hook phone to car for gps either. How does the device work exactly? How would such a device stay charged? Will it just die? Ive been moved 3 months and still followed. This is abuse on case people dont know. Also the people putting the trackers on are the players and dishonest ones.

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Okay let me do my best to help you Kimberley! If you think there could be a real time GPS car tracker monitoring you the first thing you want to do is scan the car. Here is an article that can give you some information on the 11 most common spots to look for a hidden GPS vehicle tracker: spacehawkgps.com/blogs/news/where-to-hide-a-gps-tracker-in-a-car Most of the mini GPS car trackers that are used for tracking a spouse typically have a battery life of 2-3 weeks. And once the battery dies, the person would need to remove the vehicle tracking device, charge it, and then place it back on your automobile. Possible, but unlikely. SO yes, the tracker's battery power will just die. Finally, consider scanning your vehicle for a GPS bug. Here is a product I recommend: www.trackingsystemdirect.com/surveillance/rf-gps-bug-detector/ If you feel overwhelmed, contact a audio/alarm installer and see if they can scan your car. Hope that helps!

[@kimberleyjane2338]

@@TrackingSystemDirect Thank you so much. It's awesome that you still take the time to respond to even older videos. Thanks for telling me about battery life. I will read up on the links you sent me now. Have a great day. 😊🇨🇦

[@sodoffxx]

You missed many important areas. You MUST also remove all interior panels e.g. door cards, pillar trim, headliner and check. Also remove the dash as there is plenty of space in there. There is an ad where the person puts the GPS IN the petrol tank so drain that and use a camera to check. Note that this should be done on a weekly basis as it takes only a few seconds or minutes to hide a GPS. STAY SAFE!!! Also wear dark glasses.

[@rramirez115]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

the locations we mentioned are the most common spots where people hide GPS trackers on cars. And no, the petrol tank is not a hiding spot Roland.

[@crossmeister]

I'm sure everybody missed the carefully hidden sarcasm inside the gas tank. 🧐

[@nadinedaoud2538]

Are the more sophisticated trackers life span good for tracking many months (perhaps 10 months)? Thank you 😊

[@rachaelrios3967]

I have a crazy ex who’s tracking my car. Shame on these companies for making these trackers so cheap and easily accessible to any psychotic person. Everytime I go somewhere I need to ask a friend for a ride. If I take my car he just shows up wherever I am. It’s literally a nightmare

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Great comment. The problem is that people use GPS tracking systems for many positive and legit reasons. People misuse technology all the time. For example, hidden cameras in bedrooms at airbnbs? Check this article out Rachel, hopefully it helps you locate the tracker on your car - www.trackingsystemdirect.com/where-is-the-best-place-to-put-a-gps-tracker-on-a-car/

[@tessd2578]

Yep, I live in a village and 3 different guys seem obsessed about my whereabouts, two of them show up wherever I go. This kind of technology appeals first of all to guys, insecure men.

[@kannermw]

If what you say is true then get a restraining order.

[@evergreens92]

Cope

[@antoniocamelo1054]

Once I found that but I thought it came with the car that was like 5 years ago i and i have been being tracked for years now

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

many auto dealers use GPS tracking devices for repo - if the buyer fails to make payments

[@geoffreylee5199]

If you are using an employer’s vehicle, then they are permitted.

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

thanks for the comment and insight Geoffrey!

[@skiterbite]

Where do the rental car agencies put their trackers?

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Probably hardwired to the vehicle

[@jerrylong2986]

If you know who steal you equipment do thank that it will help me out

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

absolutely!

[@crossmeister]

I'm sure a fair amount of the views are from people looking to hide a tracker 😂.

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Of course people are looking to hide a GPS tracker on a car!

[@user-bq6zp8um8x]

My husband has one on my car I. Going out to find it now

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Here is a great article to help you: www.trackingsystemdirect.com/where-is-the-best-place-to-put-a-gps-tracker-on-a-car/

[@crazysquirrel9425]

Gas tanks are PLASTIC. Many new cars do not come with a spare tire )you get a can of fix-a-flat instead). A criminal could drop a tracker into the filler neck of your gas tank too. One might want to hire a private investigator to do a 'sweep' of your vehicle to see if there is anything that shouldn't be there.

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Great feedback on where to hide a GPS tracker - but remember you can also scan your car with a bug sweeper without paying a private investigator www.trackingsystemdirect.com/surveillance/rf-gps-bug-detector/

[@robertcornelius3514]

Popular spots? I want to know what are the unpopular spots to find a tracker.

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

Ha! Great point. The truth is there are a lot of places where a GPS tracker can be hidden on your car!

[@anthonyspadafora9381]

Ha he didn’t find my favorite spot

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

LOL not even sure what that means!

[@holyshit604]

think i ll just use anti tracker device lol

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

so real time GPS trackers are actually designed with a motion sensor to save battery life. What does that mean? After 2 minutes of no movement the live GPS tracking device goes into a sleep mode. Therefore, a bug detector would not be able to detect it!

[@emotown1]

@@TrackingSystemDirect If somebody has been tracking my car, and the tracker was battery powered, what sort of time scale are we looking at where they would have to replace the tracker with one with a fresh battery? Two days? A week? A month?

[@juanz7908]

Isn't it easier to use an electronic tracker locator?

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

what do you mean by "electronic tracker locator"

[@warden46]

I doubt anyone tracking you has the time to hide it in places this complex. If it is hidden in areas like these, it's probably put on there from your finance company in case you default on the loan. They just want their car back is all. Do you really think they are servicing the car after you sign all the paperwork and are waiting in the lobby to drive away? Hell nah lol. We putting a tracking device on it. Now I would worry if it was an AirTag or a Tile. Because that tells me that someone is tracking YOU because they intend to do harm to you, or take your ride.

[@warden46]

And before anyone spits legal crap at me, just note that if the device is in the contract, but not told to you by mouth, it's legal. It's your job to read the contract, not ours to read it to you. If you sign, it's all legal and allowed to be on the car.

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

You would be surprised how creative people get when it comes to hiding a GPS tracker on a vehicle

[@nikkirenee7650]

​@@warden46 good to know but make sure you tell the customers about that odometer roll back 🤣🤣🤣

[@warden46]

@@nikkirenee7650 I don't work in that field no more but when I did we never rolled them back. Honestly I don't even know how to roll them back.

[@captaincrunch5878]

And Mobsters looking to Hunt down a Hit Target...

[@TrackingSystemDirect]

I think you watch too many movies Mr. Crunch. This video was created to help people locate hidden GPS trackers on their vehicles.

[@captaincrunch5878]

@TrackingSystemDirect Lol , I worked at a Detective Agency for 18 years. Its not just in the movies it's real life... The Mob has a Hunt Club, they put tracking devices on the targets car. A random shooting ain't so random after all... I know about finding them, they don't all look the same, the spot most often overlooked is on Top of the starter... So you can Lmao 🤣 😂 😆 😅 All you want...

[@captaincrunch5878]

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