Safelink Theft Recovery gives your F&I office a high-margin, one-time-cost add-on that reduces pre-owned loss exposure, supports insurance discount conversations, and installs in under 60 seconds — no monthly fees to explain, no recurring bill to defend.
Safelink is positioned as a menu product first — priced, structured, and supported so your team can present it with confidence alongside GAP, VSC, and appearance packages.
The dashboard your GM and lot managers actually open every morning — live location, battery health, and stock status for every Safelink-equipped unit on the lot, plus custom geofencing that flags unauthorized movement the moment it happens.
A clear, sequential response your F&I team can walk a customer through at the point of sale.
Safelink continues transmitting location even if the thief disconnects the battery, thanks to hidden, antenna-free installation.
The customer contacts the 24/7/365 recovery support line as soon as theft is discovered.
Cellular and GPS/satellite data are used to track the vehicle in real time, coast-to-coast.
The recovery team works directly with police to recover the vehicle quickly and safely.
If the vehicle isn't recovered, the money-back guarantee protects the customer's investment.
Add Safelink as a differentiated menu item alongside factory-backed products, without touching your monthly fixed costs.
Reduce loss exposure on pre-owned inventory and give your F&I office a credible, easy-to-explain product.
Bring theft recovery to units that are frequently targeted and historically underserved by traditional GPS products.
Advanced Automotive Concepts is an authorized agent for the following programs, in addition to representing the Safelink Theft Recovery system.
GPS theft recovery system sold direct as an F&I menu add-on.
Represented by Advanced Automotive Concepts for dealer partners.
Represented by Advanced Automotive Concepts for dealer partners.
15 minutes to walk through per-unit economics, install logistics, and how it slots into your current F&I presentation.
