Where To Buy SmartTAG In KL And Touch ‘n Go Card

Last Update December 6th 2016

Where to buy SmartTAG in KL information

Since these days, I need to drive a lot to do my freelance work around the Klang Valley area, I decided to get a SmartTAG.

SmartTAG stands for Sistem Membayar Automatik Rangkaian Tol or  in English it means “Toll Network Automatic Payment Systems”

It is actually a small battery-operated electronic infra-red device that comes with a Touch ‘n Go card.

This device can be used to check the balance on your Touch ‘n Go card too.

You need to mount it on the front windscreen of the car using the provided bracket or holder.

Frankly at first, I did not know where to buy SmartTag in Kuala Lumpur.

After googling around, I found that it is sold at RM130 each inclusive of FREE Touch ‘n Go card with RM10 reload value.

If you just get the SmartTag device alone, it costs RM120 each.

where to buy smartTAG in KLWhere To Buy SmartTAG in KL

You can  purchase your SmartTAG from these places in KL:

– PLUS office

– All Customer Service Centre located at PLUS highways.

– Kaunter Khidmat Pelanggan Touch ‘n Go at selected PETRONAS stations

– Touch ‘n Go Hub at Level 1 of the Departure Hall, KL Sentral

– BH petrol station in Puchong.  The one  at the highway after the Cyberjaya Toll, heading  back to Puchong

– Hicom USJ toll

– Petronas petrol station along the NKVE (between Kota Damansara and Subang)

For those of you who have technical problem with your SmartTAG device and need to be repaired, you can  send it via POS Laju or POS Malaysia.

For more details, click here.

If you do not want to get a SmartTAG, you can just get a useful Touch ‘n Go card.

Staring from year 2016, many highways in the Peninsula Malaysia have convert to a full electronic toll collection (ETC) system.

In other words, as a motorist, you must have either a Touch ‘n Go (SNG) card or a SmartTAG.

From January 2016, 10 toll plazas on four highways in the Klang Valley went full-fledged with Electronic Toll Collection (ETC) system.

They are:

Maju Expressway

: Plaza Tol Putrajaya Utama,
: Plaza Tol Salak Selatan
: Plaza Tol Seri Kembangan

New-Pantai Expressway

:Plaza Tol Pantai Dalam,
:Plaza Tol PJS 5
:Plaza Tol PJS 2

Kemuning Shah Alam Highway (LKSA)

:Plaza Toll Seri Muda
:Plaza Tol Alam Impian

Grand Saga Highway

:Plaza Tol Batu 9
:Plaza Tol Batu 11 .

From 1 June 2016 onward, 18 toll plazas went cashless as well.

They are:

Sungei Besi Highway (E9 Besraya)

: Plaza Tol Mines
: Plaza Tol Loke Yew

Butterworth Outer Ring Road (E17 LLB)

: Plaza Tol Bagan Ajam
: Plaza Tol Perai
: Plaza Tol Sungai Nyior

New North Klang Straits Bypass (E30 Grand Sepadu)

: Plaza Tol Bukit Raja
: Plaza Tol Kapar
: Plaza Tol Kapar Moc A
: Plaza Tol Kapar Moc B

Second Penang Bridge (E28)

: Plaza Tol PB2X

Kajang SILK Highway (E18)

: Plaza Tol Sungai Ramal
: Plaza Tol Bukit Kajang
: Plaza Tol Sungai Long
: Plaza Tol Sungai Balak

South Klang Valley Expressway (E26 SKVE)

: Plaza Tol Ayer Hitam
: Plaza Tol Saujana Putra
: Plaza Tol Teluk Panglima Garang
: Plaza Tol Pulau Indah

From 9th November 2016, 8 more toll plazas also went full electronic toll collection (ETC) system.

They are:

Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong (LDP)

: Plaza Tol Penchala
: Plaza Tol Petaling Jaya Selatan
: Plaza Tol Puchong Barat
: Plaza Tol Puchong Selatan

Lebuhraya Senai-Desaru (SDE)

: Plaza Tol Senai
: Plaza Tol Ulu Tiram
: Plaza Tol Cahaya Baru
: Plaza Tol Penawar

So you see, it looks like motorists must be well-prepared with a Touch ‘n Go (TNG) or SmartTAG card, if they are always on the move around in Peninsula Malaysia.

Activate Touch ‘n Go Card With MyKad

Those of you who still have not purchased a Touch ‘n Go card, you can use your new MyKad to load pre-paid value on it.

That is if your MyKad has the black color Touch ‘n Go logo at the reverse side, bottom left hand corner.

Where To Load Touch n’ Go Value To MyKad

Click here for more detailed locations where you don’t have to pay reload fee.

For more information on TNG promotions and offers, check here.