Trailers, Vehicles, Equipment & More
Apple App Store
5.0★★★★★★★★★★
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Google Play
4.1★★★★★★★★★★
/ 5
Amazon
4.1★★★★★★★★★★
/ 5
Verified buyers
4.6★★★★★★★★★★
/ 5
Best for trailers, generators, skid steers and ATVs. At 2.3 inches wide it disappears into a wheel well in seconds, and the industrial-strength magnet holds at highway speed over rough roads. Waterproof to IP67, one to three weeks of tracking per charge, three to six months in standby, and a position update every three seconds once it starts moving.
Best for cars, trucks, work vans and teen drivers. It attaches magnetically in under a minute - no wiring, no installer, no OBD port to find. Speed and geofence alerts reach your phone the moment the vehicle moves, and 365 days of route history let you replay any trip, stop or detour after the fact.
Best for anyone who would rather pay once. A full year of real-time tracking is built into the price, with unlimited location pings, three-second updates and the same waterproof magnetic hardware as the rest of the range. After twelve months you can renew for another year or move onto a monthly plan.
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Same app, same magnet, same 150-country SIM in all three. Here is where they part ways.
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| Mini GPS Tracker $39.95 · most popular | Vehicle GPS Tracker $39.95 | No Monthly Fee GPS Tracker $249.95 | Hardwire Kit $29.95 | |
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| Best for | Trailers, ATVs, equipment | Cars, trucks, teen drivers | Set-and-forget tracking | Any SpaceHawk device |
| Monthly cost | From $9.95/mo | From $9.95/mo | None in year one | - |
| Fastest update rate | Every 3 seconds | Every 3 seconds | Every 3 seconds | - |
| Battery, tracking | 1-3 weeks | 1-3 weeks | 1-3 weeks | Never Charges |
| Battery, standby | 3-6 months | 3-6 months | 3-6 months | - |
| Magnetic mount | Yes | Yes | Yes | Wired |
| Waterproof (IP67) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Geofence & speed alerts | Yes | Yes | Yes | - |
| Route history kept | 365 days | 365 days | 365 days | - |
| Coverage | 150+ countries | 150+ countries | 150+ countries | - |
| Rating | 4.6 ★ | 4.5 ★ | 4.5 ★ | 4.7 ★ |
Why People Invest In GPS Tracking
Guessing costs you money. Open the app and your truck is right there on the map, moving, so you know the job got covered without calling anyone to ask. Same story with the trailer, the excavator, whatever you stuck a tracker on. A question you used to chase down all morning is now a glance at your phone.
A customer swears your driver never showed up. Pull up that afternoon and watch the route replay across the map, every stop and every idle minute, in the order they happened. You can look back through 365 days, which settles most arguments in about a minute.
You have trailers parked at the shop, trucks out on jobs, and a skid steer sitting on a site two counties over. All of them report into the same app under one login. Checking on your equipment takes one screen instead of three phone calls.
Draw a circle around your yard. When a trailer crosses that line at two in the morning, your phone buzzes, and those first few minutes are what make a stolen asset recoverable instead of gone. Set a speed limit the same way and you hear about a heavy foot before the ticket shows up in the mail.
See what automotive expert and popular YouTuber Scotty Kilmer says about the SpaceHawk GPS tracking device!
Here is what a GPS tracking device does for you once tracker is on your vehicle, trailer, or asset!
Real-time location means the map shows where the tracker sits right now. Updates land as fast as every 3 seconds, accurate to about 6 feet, on iPhone and Android. Watch a delivery truck cross town, or check whether the skid steer ever left the yard this morning.
A GPS tracker will not stop somebody hooking up your trailer and driving off. Nothing you bolt on will. Theft recovery is the part that works, because the moment that trailer rolls, your phone has the address. Police get a live location instead of a report.
Stick the magnet on a generator, a light tower, an excavator, a jobsite trailer. Equipment tracking runs on the same device you would drop under a pickup, so one unit covers whatever needs watching this week. No wiring and no install.
Five trucks or fifty, fleet management works the same way. Vehicles, trailers and construction equipment all report to one screen with routes, stops, idle time and driving habits. That is how you find the truck idling forty minutes a day, and the excavator still parked on a job that finished Tuesday.
Teen drivers and older relatives stay connected without constant check-ins. Live updates provide reassurance during daily trips while keeping a comfortable level of awareness.
A geofence alerts you the moment your trailer or vehicle moved without authorization. And sped alerts let you know when an employee or teen driver is driving too fast. Both alerts reach you by email or text through the free app, along with a warning when a tracker battery runs low.
Send it back inside 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fee, nobody asking why.
If the device ever quits on you, we replace it. Every tracker, every order.
Free USPS shipping. Order by 12pm CST and it ships the same day, discreetly packaged.
Phone support seven days a week. No AI chatbots, no ticket queue.
The questions we answer on the phone every day.
Yes, and so does every real time GPS tracker worth owning. The tracking device carries a SIM card and reports over a cellular network, same as your phone. Somebody pays for that airtime. A tracker sold with no monthly fee just charges more up front instead. SpaceHawk subscription costs run $9.95/mo on a two-year prepay, or $19.95 month to month. No contract, no termination fee, cancel whenever you like.
Hate a recurring bill? The No Monthly Fee GPS is $249.95 with a full year of tracking included.
Yes, every vehicle! Which is the whole point of opting for a powerful magnetic GPS tracker. Nothing plugs into an OBD port, so you don't have to worry about a driver tampering with the GPS tracking device. So you can pretty much hide the SpaceHawk anywhere on your vehicle, but also get the advantage of a permanent install if you want. The hardwire kit runs $29.95.
Same hardware in both, so the choice comes down to what you are tracking. Pick the mini gps tracker for anything parked for weeks with no power source. Trailers, generators, ATVs, jobsite equipment. Pick the vehicle gps tracker for anything driven daily, where speed and boundary alerts earn their keep. Still stuck? Start with the Mini. Moving the magnet to something else later takes seconds.
Owning one, yes, everywhere in the United States. Track a car titled to you and you are fine. Same for fleet vehicles your business owns, which is how most fleet tracking works. Put a tracking device on somebody else's vehicle without consent and several states call that a crime. Read your state law first. We link the full breakdown below.
Fleet tracking at five units and up runs on volume pricing, not sticker price. Most fleet gps companies lease you the hardware and lock you into three years. We sell the tracking devices outright and skip the contract. Tell us how many fleet vehicles, trailers or pieces of equipment you run. Real numbers land in your inbox the same business day.
The long version, for anyone who reads everything before buying.
A GPS tracking device reads position from satellites and sends that position to your phone over a cellular network. You watch a vehicle or asset move live and replay the route history afterward. Speed and boundary alerts reach your phone the moment either one happens. SpaceHawk sends location updates as fast as every 3 seconds. Bluetooth tags cannot do any of that. Those only report when a stranger with a phone happens to walk past. The same tracking device works on a car, a fleet van, a trailer or construction equipment. No wiring and no installer, which is the part most people do not believe until the box arrives.
Start with subscription costs, not the sticker price
Some GPS tracking devices cost less up front and bill you every month. Others cost more once and include the service. Neither shape is wrong. Work out which bill you would rather live with, then compare the hardware.
Match the features to the real job
More features do not mean better results. A tracker for an elderly parent might want an SOS button. That same button is dead weight on a trailer. Buy for the job in front of you.
Anywhere metal, and the magnet handles the rest. Popular spots on a vehicle are inside the rear bumper, a wheel well, along a frame rail or up in the undercarriage. Inside works just as well. Glove box, under a seat, or stuffed in the center console. GPS signals pass straight through plastic, glass and fiberglass, so a hidden gps tracker loses nothing sitting in the cabin. On a trailer, most owners go for the tongue box or the frame. Equipment tracking usually means the battery box or somewhere under the deck.
One mistake to avoid. Burying the tracking device under solid metal blocks the signal. Everywhere else, the magnet holds at highway speed and over rough roads, so the device stays put.
If you want a more detailed answer, we put together this article about the best spots to find hidden GPS tracking solutions:
https://spacehawkgps.com/blogs/post/where-to-hide-a-gps-tracker-in-a-car
No, and Apple built the tag that way on purpose. Detection is the point. Apple's own statement says AirTag was made to help people find personal belongings, not to track people or another person's property. Setup warns first-time users that the tag is designed to be detected.
Here is what that means inside a stolen truck. The thief's phone alerts them that an unknown tag is traveling along. iPhone or Android either way, because the alerts now run cross-platform. The tag also starts beeping once separated from you long enough. Cover comes off, battery comes out, and your theft recovery ends there.
A real time GPS tracker behaves the opposite way. Location data goes to your phone over a cellular network. Nothing pings the driver, nothing beeps, and SpaceHawk keeps sending location updates as fast as every 3 seconds. That gap is why fleet gps and asset tracking never run on Bluetooth tags.
Fifteen years in GPS tracking, an Amazon best seller, and an app people actually rate well on the App Store and Google Play. Most gps tracking companies farm support out to a call center eight time zones away. Call us and a real person picks up in the USA, on a weekday, in English.
The guarantee is where most gps tracker brands get shy. Every device carries a lifetime warranty. Every order carries 30 days money back, no restocking fee and no argument. Try that with the cheap tracker on page four of Amazon.
