Avoiding frustrating RFID scan failures caused by non-factory glass
So, you've got an aftermarket windscreen on your car. Maybe it's for that cool solar control, a bit more privacy, or simply a replacement after an unfortunate stone chip. While these windscreens can offer some fantastic benefits, they sometimes throw a curveball when it comes to your Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) RFID tag. Here's the scoop: certain types of non-factory glass can actually interfere with the RFID signal. What does that mean for you? Potentially frustrating scan failures at Malaysian checkpoints and, well, delays you definitely don't want.
Your VEP RFID tag is pretty clever; it uses radio frequency identification technology to chat with the readers at the border. The problem is, some aftermarket windscreens are built with metallic elements, special coatings, or even advanced solar-control films. These materials can act like a shield, blocking or seriously weakening those crucial radio signals.
If your car is sporting an aftermarket windscreen, don't despair! Here are some smart strategies to keep those VEP RFID issues to an absolute minimum:
MyMechanic isn't just about getting you a VEP; we're about ensuring your entire cross-border experience is smooth sailing. Our full VEP services include deep expertise in troubleshooting and resolving those pesky issues related to aftermarket windscreens. Here's how we help:
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Read Customer Stories →Don't let a tricky windscreen ruin your cross-border plans. Contact MyMechanic today for expert advice and hands-on assistance with your VEP RFID tag. We're dedicated to finding a solution that ensures your border crossings are always seamless and stress-free.
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