5-Step OBD Install Guide
Plug in and start tracking.
Park your vehicle outside with the vehicle OFF during installation.
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Find your vehicle's OBDII port.
The port is usually located on the driver's side, below the dash. Some OBD ports are covered by panels that you may need to remove.
Note: Some vehicles, like heavy trucks and vehicles manufactured before 1996, may require an adapter to connect your OBD device. Adapters will be provided in the packaging.
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With the vehicle OFF, plug in the device. The device will light up.
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Wait 5 minutes with the vehicle OFF.
Device lights may continue blinking.
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After 5 minutes, turn the vehicle ON.
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With the vehicle ON, wait 1 minute.
The device will fully connect.
That's it!
You can turn the vehicle off, or take a trip!
Installation Tips
If a device doesn't light up during installation, remove it and firmly plug it back in
If your vehicle needs an adapter, we'll include it in the box
A device can go in any vehicle on your policy—they're not tied to specific vehicle
Install your devices as soon as possible to start tracking your vehicles right away
Confirm your devices are plugged in by checking the DriveEasy Pro Dashboard
Keep your devices plugged in—even when vehicles are off—to continue tracking your vehicles and maximizing your savings
Track your vehicles online on the DriveEasy Pro Dashboard.
Keep your devices plugged in at all times to continue tracking.
DriveEasy Pro is not available in all states and situations. Premium rates will generally vary based on the driving habits logged by the program. All active drivers on the policy must participate. All provided devices must be installed and activated as outlined in the DriveEasy Pro program requirements and instructions. For more information, see the DriveEasy Pro User Agreement, Privacy Notice, and FAQs. *OBD plug-in devices and road-facing dashcams must be returned if a policy is cancelled or a participating vehicle is removed