GPS vehicle tracking has moved beyond alarms to connected telematics that enable live tracking, stolen-vehicle recovery, geofencing, crash alerts, and remote services. Choose a system by balancing features, connectivity, installation, ongoing fees, and privacy.
Professional monitoring gives alarms a documented response path - trained staff, redundant communications, and escalation procedures - reducing uncertainty compared with unmonitored or self-only systems.
Remote-control and robotic lawn mowers reduce physical effort and provide convenient, scheduled maintenance for small to medium yards. They offer safety features and require appropriate storage and supervision.
Updated guidance for selecting car alarm systems in 2025: evaluate sensors, immobilizers, vehicle integration (CAN-bus), GPS tracking, app security, installation, and ongoing costs.