Another element to keep in mind is that AirTags only register their location when an iPhone gets close enough to them to be in Bluetooth range. They also seem to need to sustain that range for a bit. So if the AirTag is in a remote area, or is maybe on a freeway without a lot of traffic sitting around it, it might not get picked up.
From personal experience, I was having a car delivered to me earlier this year. I dropped an AirTag into the car just so I could watch its progress. It was en route for about 3 days. The AirTag only registered a couple of times per day, and then at night when the vehicle stopped in a metro area at a motel for the night. So the ability to pinpoint precisely where it is at any given moment can be limited.
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Trying to wrap up my master mays set, with just a few left:
1968 American Oil left side
1971 Bazooka numbered complete panel
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