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View compareEasy GPS Tracking in Arizona for Cars, Trucks and Small Fleets
Plug it into your pickup, open the app, and see where it is from anywhere in Arizona. No wiring, no shop visit, no contract.
- Updates every 5 seconds
- No contract
- 30-day money-back
Quick answer: GPS tracking is legal in Arizona on any vehicle you own or co-own, or with the owner's consent; using a GPS device to follow a person without authorization can be stalking under A.R.S. 13-2923. A plug-in OBD-II tracker shows your car or truck live on your phone and alerts you when it moves.
Two trackers, one app
One-time hardware price. Both show up on the same map.
ShadowAuto
- Plugs into the OBD-II port. Never needs charging.
- Car Alarm alerts you if it moves while parked.
- Engine codes and unplug alerts.
ShadowTrack
- Battery-powered. Runs for weeks on a charge.
- No OBD-II port needed: trailers, mowers, boats.
- Add the weatherproof magnetic case.
Car theft in Arizona by the numbers
Thefts fell about 27% in 2025, but that's still about 35 cars and trucks stolen every day.
vehicles stolen in Arizona in 2025 (NICB)
thefts per 100,000 residents (NICB)
stolen in Phoenix in 2025 (AATA)
most stolen: Chevy Silverado
- Silverados top the list. The Chevy Silverado was Arizona's most stolen vehicle in 2025, and Hyundai and Kia models took three of the top five spots.
- Airport lots are a target. Phoenix police said at least 70 cars, many of them Turo rentals, were stolen from private lots near Sky Harbor between July 2025 and June 2026.
- A tracker is the backup. Lock it, take the keys, and use GPS so you know where it went. What to do if it's stolen.
Built for how Arizona drives
Families & teen drivers
Get an alert when your new driver gets to school, practice or home.
Family guide →Turo & rental hosts
Know your car is where the renter said, with trip history for any dispute.
For Turo hosts →Small fleets
Every truck, trailer and mower on one map. Ordering 4 or more? Contact us.
For business →Tracking in 3 easy steps
Plug it in
Plug ShadowAuto into the port under your dash. Every car and light truck since 1996 has one.
Is GPS tracking legal in Arizona?
Yes, on vehicles you own. Arizona has no standalone tracker law, but its stalking law (A.R.S. 13-2923) covers using a GPS device to follow someone without authorization.
- Owners and co-owners can track their own vehicles.
- Parents can track a car they own that a teen drives.
- Businesses can track company-owned vehicles. Employee guide.
| Situation | Rule |
|---|---|
| Your own or co-owned vehicle | Legal |
| Company-owned vehicle | Legal; tell drivers in writing |
| Tracking a person without authorization, 12+ hours or 2+ times | Can be stalking (13-2923) |
| Stalking that causes fear of injury or death | Class 5 or class 3 felony |
General information, not legal advice.
Simple pricing, no contract
$69.90 per tracker, one time. Then a plan per tracker, per month. Cancel any time.
| Trackers | Monthly | Quarterly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 to 3 | $15/mo | $13/mo | $12/mo |
| 4+ (bulk order) | $13/mo | $11/mo | $10/mo |
ShadowGPS vs. other options
| Live updates | Monthly | Contract | Setup | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AirTag / Tile | No live GPS | None | None | Drop it in |
| BrickHouse | Varies by plan | About $17.99 to $34.99 | None | Plug in |
| Enterprise fleet software | 10 to 30 sec | Quote after demo | Varies | Onboarding |
| ShadowGPS | Every 5 sec | $10 to $15 | None | Plug in, 2 min |
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Competitor details from public pages, October 2026.
Works across Arizona
Runs on Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile LTE-M networks, anywhere you have cell signal.
Phoenix & Glendale
Most reported thefts in the state. Use Car Alarm overnight.
Mesa, Tempe & Scottsdale
Long commutes on US 60 and Loop 101. Trip history for new drivers.
Tucson
Second most thefts in 2025. Movement and unplug alerts help most.
Flagstaff
Snow and long drives on I-40 and I-17. Share Location with family.
Yuma
Farm trucks and trailers along I-8. ShadowTrack in the case.
Rural Arizona
Ranch trucks and equipment. Geofence the property line.
What our customers say
Rated 4.5 out of 5 across 205 reviews of ShadowAuto and ShadowTrack.
Perfect for peace of mind
"I bought this for my teenage daughter who just started driving. Setup was literally plug and play, took 2 minutes. The app is super intuitive too."
Sarah M. · Parent · ShadowAuto
Exactly what I needed for my fleet
"I run a small delivery business with 6 vans. Plugged it into each van, downloaded the app, and within minutes I could see all my vehicles on one dashboard."
Michael T. · Small business · ShadowAuto
Small business must-have
"The magnetic mount lets me move it between vehicles easily, and the tracking is always accurate. A fantastic investment for any small business."
Robert C. · Small fleet · ShadowTrack
Common questions
Is it hard to set up?
No. ShadowAuto plugs into the OBD-II port under your dash in under 2 minutes, with no tools or wiring. ShadowTrack sits in a magnetic case.
Is there a monthly fee?
Yes. Live tracking uses a cell connection, so plans run $10 to $15 per tracker per month. No contract. Cancel any time.
Does it need a SIM card?
No. The connection is built in and covered by your plan.
Is GPS tracking legal in Arizona?
Yes, on vehicles you own or co-own, or with the owner's consent. Using a GPS device to follow someone without authorization can be charged as stalking under A.R.S. 13-2923, a felony.
Can I track my Turo car in Arizona?
Yes, if you own it. Phoenix police said at least 70 vehicles, many rented through Turo, were stolen from private lots near Sky Harbor in a year. A plug-in tracker shows the car live every 5 seconds and alerts you when it moves.
How fast does it update?
Every 5 seconds while your car or truck is moving.
Does it work in rural Arizona?
Yes, anywhere with cell coverage. Check your carrier's map for remote land.
How do I order 4 or more trackers?
Bulk orders of 4 or more go through our team. Contact us and we'll set up the account and the 4+ rate.
Plug it in today. Track it in 2 minutes, anywhere in Arizona.
Ordering 4 or more for your Arizona business? Our team will set it up for you.
Sources
- NICB 2025 vehicle thefts by state (via FinanceBuzz) (state theft counts, rates and change)
- Arizona Revised Statutes 13-2923 (stalking statute, GPS surveillance)
- Insurance Journal: Arizona 2025 vehicle thefts (Arizona Automobile Theft Authority data)
- AZFamily: cars stolen near Sky Harbor (Phoenix Police Department case)
Also referenced: Arizona Automobile Theft Authority 2025 report; recordinglaw.com state GPS tracking law summary. Pricing current as of October 2026, in USD, per tracker. Some retailer links are affiliate links. Legal information is general and not legal advice; consult an Arizona attorney for your situation.


