Club or Anti-Theft Device Recommendation
take fuel pump fuse or relay out. Will allow the car to crank but wont ever start. No thief wants to be around a car tryign to crank and not start - draws more attention than a stupid alarm that everyone ignores.
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Is "The Club" or a similar steering wheel-locking device advisable for a RAV in a high-theft city?
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I park my car in a parking garage where there have been multiple car thefts recently. I am looking at buying a club to lock my steering wheel in place. Does anyone have any recommendations for one that actually works? In reading Amazon reviews for them, people are saying that they don’t actually work and their cars are being stolen anyway with the club attached to the wheel.
take fuel pump fuse or relay out. Will allow the car to crank but wont ever start. No thief wants to be around a car tryign to crank and not start - draws more attention than a stupid alarm that everyone ignores.
They're a layer of deterrent, a visible one. It's not the be all and end all but it might make a thief move on to the next car.
A hidden Killswitch is all well and good, I have one too. But as it's hidden the thief doesn't know it's there and will smash the shit out of your car trying to start it.
Personally I have a prolock. Seems sturdy.
What are the best options for anti-theft devices for vehicles?
I am subscribed to my community watch and cannot believe the amount of auto theft in Burlington lately. We have our keys in a special box, but I don't think that's stopping these car thieves.
Any recs would be fantastic. I know nothing about this stuff and Google isn't helpful right now!
Living in ABQ, NM, and this place is a little rough. Should I get The Club, or a competing product?
Mine is a 2007 with 367k miles on it, so I'm not inclined to spend a ton for fancier methods.