Ghost Immobiliser Fitting on a Range Rover

10 Nov

After having a Nissan Navara stolen, this customer wanted extra protection for their new Range Rover, so OJB Autocare fitted a Ghost immobiliser. OJB shared the job on Instagram on 16 October 2026.

What Ghost adds

A compatible Ghost adds an authorisation step before the vehicle can be driven.
Compatibility depends on your exact model, so check yours before booking.
Ghost doesn't give you GPS location. If you want location and recovery support, or your policy asks for tracking, choose a monitored tracker as a separate decision.

Close front three-quarter view of a black Range Rover — A close front three-quarter view of the black Range Rover.

What to have ready for a quote

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Registration, or exact make, model and year
Postcode, to confirm workshop or mobile fitting
Who else drives it, plus any garage or valet handovers
Your insurer's security requirement, in writing

What OJB checks before fitting

Fitting takes place at the Pollington workshop by appointment, or as a mobile fit depending on your postcode.

What you'll see at handover

Each installation is tested, and OJB explains how the setup works on your vehicle. The method depends on the system:

Ghost-II: you set a personal sequence using the vehicle's existing buttons.
Ghost III: setup can use a key tag or smartphone, depending on the vehicle and configuration.

Ask OJB which applies to your Range Rover when you request a quote.

Black Range Rover parked beside a blue vehicle on brick paving, seen from a wide angle — The same black Range Rover, parked beside a blue vehicle on brick paving.

Ghost, tracker or both?

What each option covers and when to choose it
Option	What it adds	Best when
Ghost immobiliser	An authorisation step before a compatible vehicle can be driven. No GPS location.	Your priority is an extra check before anyone drives off.
Monitored tracker	Location and recovery support if the vehicle is taken, though recovery isn't guaranteed. See OJB's tracker fitting details.	You want to be able to locate the vehicle, or your insurer requires tracking.
Both	Authorisation before driving, plus location and recovery support.	You want both layers, or your policy asks for tracking alongside other security.

Range Rover Ghost FAQs

Does Ghost fit every Range Rover?

Don't assume so. The Range Rover name covers several models and model years, and compatibility depends on the exact one. OJB checks your registration or full vehicle details before quoting.

Can a second driver use the car?

Yes, provided they know how to authorise it. Mention every regular driver when you ask for a quote, so the handover covers how each of them will use the setup.

What about servicing or valeting?

Ghost has a service or valet mode for temporary handovers. Ask OJB to show you how to use it at handover, so you're ready before the first garage visit.

My insurer asks for a tracker. What should I ask?

Ask for three things in writing: the exact product or certification they require, such as S5 or S7; the paperwork they need as evidence; and any active monitoring conditions. A Ghost does not provide GPS tracking. OJB's Ghost and insurance guide covers this in more detail.

I've bought a used car with a Ghost fitted. Should I replace it?

Not automatically. Ask the seller for the paperwork and a proper handover of the authorisation setup, then have the existing device checked before deciding. If details are missing, ask OJB about the owner recovery route.

Check your Range Rover for Ghost fitting

Have your registration and postcode ready, then make a fitting enquiry through OJB's Ghost immobiliser installation page to confirm compatibility and arrange a workshop or mobile fit.