Where to hide a gps in a car correctly

Where to hide a GPS in the car if you have regular access to the vehicle?

1) In the headrest or seat back
One possible location to hide the car GPS is inside the seat. In this case, you will have to remove the upholstery to access the interior compartment and hide the device.
2) In the engine compartment
If you want to hide a magnetic car GPS in the engine compartment, you need to take some important precautions. In particular, protect the device from humidity, high temperatures and place it in a well-ventilated place.
3) In the dashboard area
One of the most common places to hide the mini car GPS is under the dashboard. If you have regular access to the car, this is the best place, as many people are not familiar with this space.
4) Inside the door panels
Hiding the mini spy GPS inside the door panels is a good option.
5) In the fuse box
Another possible place to hide the car GPS is inside the fuse box.
The fuse box is an important part of a vehicle's electrical system and is usually located under the dashboard or in the engine compartment. It contains the fuses that protect the various electrical circuits of the vehicle from any overload or short circuit.
However, before doing so, it is important to check that installing the device will not interfere with the operation of the fuses or other components of the vehicle's electrical system.
6) In the center console
Many modern cars have a center console with a cover. You may have to remove the cover or find a way around it, but once you have access to the console, you can find a place to hide the device.
7) Inside the cigarette lighter socket
If your vehicle has a cigarette lighter socket, you can hide the mini GPS car tracker inside it. It will be easily accessible and out of sight, but keep in mind that you will need to use a mini GPS that is compatible with the size of this space.
8) Connected to the OBD-II port
You can install the spy GPS by connecting it to the OBD-II port.
The OBD-II connector is usually located under the dashboard or near the brake pedal. When the GPS is connected to the OBD-II port, it draws power directly from the vehicle.
9) In the brake lights
Placing the spy GPS tracker in the brake lights can be a good idea. However, it is important to keep in mind that in case of technical problems, there is a high probability that the device can be discovered.

Where to hide a GPS in a car if you only have access to the vehicle for a few moments?

1) In the glove compartment
Another common place to hide a car GPS is in the glove compartment. This way, the device will be easily accessible, but hidden from view.
2) Under the seat
If all other spots seem too obvious or risky, you could hide the GPS under one of the seats. Make sure to secure the spy GPS with Velcro and choose an appropriate position.
3) In the trunk
You can install the spy GPS in the side pockets of the trunk. Secure it with Velcro and ensure it's in a suitable location.

Where to hide a GPS in a car if uou don’t have access?

1) Under the car body
Use a spy GPS with strong neodymium magnets, such as those from Endoacustica, to securely attach it. Place it where the magnet adheres to a metal surface, like the car’s frame cavity.
2) On the axle
Placing the magnetic GPS on the axle is one of the best hiding spots. It easily attaches to nearby metal areas. However, make sure to protect the GPS from water, dust, or extreme conditions with a protective case. Also, be sure to attach it near the car’s edge so that the GPS can receive satellite signals.
3) In the front or rear bumper or fender
Another ideal place to hide a GPS tracker is in the front or rear bumper. However, if you want to hide it inside the bumpers, it’s recommended not to remove them as you could damage them or leave scratches. You can use Velcro to securely attach the tracker.

Conclusion

In conclusion, there are different places to hide a GPS in the car, you can also think of unusual places such as in the plastic first aid kit, or even in the tissue box, the choice depends on the vehicle and your technical knowledge.