Automotive Forensics
Automotive Forensics for Vehicle Tracking and Investigation
Automotive Forensics is a specialized field that investigates vehicle-related incidents using digital and mechanical evidence. Whether you're involved in a collision, suspect odometer tampering, or need to verify vehicle location history, our Automotive Forensics experts provide answers. We extract data from onboard computers (ECUs), GPS logs, mobile apps, and connected devices to reconstruct vehicle movements and usage. Learn more from the NHTSA Event Data Recorder Guide.
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Need to Investigate a Vehicle?
Our Automotive Forensics team analyzes vehicle data, detects tampering, and delivers legal-grade reports.
Free ConsultationWhy Choose Our Automotive Forensics?
🚗 What types of cases do you handle?
We handle crashes, vehicle misuse, data retrieval, black box analysis, theft investigations, and sabotage claims.
📊 What kind of data is recovered?
Automotive Forensics recovers speed, braking, steering, GPS routes, diagnostic trouble codes, and power event logs.
🔐 Is the process confidential?
Yes. All Automotive Forensics investigations are handled with strict confidentiality and secure reporting protocols.
Our Automotive Forensics Process
📞 How do we start?
We begin with a free consultation and review of the incident. Then our Automotive Forensics experts collect the vehicle or device.
🛠️ What equipment is used?
We use digital data readers, OBD-II interfaces, GPS forensics, crash analysis software, and mechanical inspection tools.
📄 What will I receive?
You will get a full Automotive Forensics report including evidence, conclusions, diagrams, and expert commentary.
👨⚖️ Can it be used in court?
Yes. Our Automotive Forensics reports meet legal standards and include expert witness support if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Automotive Forensics?
It is the application of forensic science to investigate vehicles by analyzing digital, mechanical, and visual evidence.
Do you analyze all car models?
We support most modern cars, trucks, and commercial vehicles equipped with onboard data systems and GPS logs.
How long does it take?
Most Automotive Forensics investigations are completed within 5–10 business days, depending on case complexity.
Can you detect odometer fraud?
Yes. Automotive Forensics detects digital and mechanical signs of mileage manipulation or ECU tampering.