Frequently Asked Questions
How does Tag work to protect my vehicle from theft?
It’s the only technology on the market that consists of a multi-layered approach, which helps prevent vehicle theft, and tracks and recovers stolen vehicles. Many small Tag devices are placed discreetly in your vehicle and the Tag logo is etched on both the front driver and passenger side windows to help deter thieves.
What are the main benefits of the Tag anti-theft system?
Wireless nano-transponders easily find at-risk vehicles across North America through unique serial numbers. The price includes installation, monitoring fees, and a recovery warranty.
Does Tag monitor my driving habits (e.g. braking, speeding, etc.) and what does it do with my personal information?
Tag cannot monitor your driving habits. It is meant to track your vehicle if it is stolen. Tag does not use your personal information. If your vehicle is stolen, only Tag can track it once you report the theft to them and provide them with the police event number (given to you once you’ve reported the incident to the police).
What will I receive after my Tag installation?
Speedy Auto Glass will give you a Tag certificate with your Tracking ID in case of auto theft.
How long will it take to install the Tag system?
It takes approximately an hour to install the system. So, grab a coffee, relax, or run a few errands, and it will be done in no time!
Does the Tag system void my car’s warranty?
Tag installation doesn’t impact your auto’s warranty because it doesn’t connect to your vehicle’s electrical system.
What should I do if my vehicle (installed with a Tag system) is stolen?
Call the police immediately and report your stolen vehicle. Then contact Tag and provide them with the police event number and the Tag ID number. Tag will start the tracking and recovery process immediately.
Who can track my car if I install Tag?
If your vehicle is stolen, only Tag can track it once you report the theft to them and provide them with the police event number (given to you once you’ve reported the incident to the police).