Or they just tow your car for spare parts. People will always find a way around any security device.

Thought he was gonna say “Here is what I use: it’s called an insurance“

The good thing abt the old steering locks is it discourages thiefs from breaking into your car in the first place and saving you the cost of a broken window

the car thieves don't know about the immobilizer until they have broken into your car, one of those big yellow bars can be seen long before they need to break in, prompting them to go look for an easier mark at less cost to you

Everyone gangsta until they forget the code..

"Honey hurry to the hospital, my waters broke! " "Hang on a sec babes just gotta twist the steering wheel 3 times, play with a few buttons and finger the exhaust. Won't be long."

your own personal car clamp is the best deterrent, it also stops your car getting clamped for real

“And it’s called a glock 19-“

Close the fuel door 3 times and scratch my driver side rim. That’s my code.

Around a month ago my truck was almost stolen. They had it running and ready to go, the only thing that stopped them from running was the steering wheel lock. If it ain’t broke don’t fix it.

Tow Truck 🛻 says, “HOLD MY BEER” ! 🍺

And if any one of your switches stops working, the car will never start until the agency replaces the switch. 😂

If you're being carjacked, the carjacker will think you're pranking him when you say, "window up, window down, fart 3 times and press start". You'll lose more than your car.

Imagine there's an emergency at home and now you gotta tell your fam over the phone to spin around 3 times while tapping their head

Friend: Umm are you gonna start the car Me: proceeds to pull the seat belt9 times.. 💨💨

Wow, comment section is the real critic which helps companies evolve by overcoming drawbacks 🤌and make their product better.

Sir my car still requires a key to start the ignition.

I've never have to worry about this particular situation. They can't steal what I don't have. I'm broke AF

That's pretty neat, a bit better than the magnetic or touch interlocks, which are easily defeated most times just by bypassing them.

wait until you can't get it to start because the system thinks you're stealing it

My guy… here in California, playas will strip yo car naked.

Cheapest security device: Manual

It sounds great but when it comes to wireless there's always some way to intercept signal, even if it's a rolling code, and use a computer to just turn the car on...

Ahh the classic up,down,left,right,A,B and start

“It’s dead. Nothing” *steering wheel adjusting into place*

VW dresses up a Tuareg and charges Lambo money is the real crime here😂

i mean wheel locks are good for older cars newer cars usually got enough securities already. sure its always best to get a few more though. but if you got a old car just get a wheel lock kill switch, 1 or 2 trackers in separate areas. and if you are into certain mods like suspension air suspension allows you to lower it to the ground making it even harder to steel anything under or let it get towed . Id also reccomend for a car no matter the age but a recoding device like a dashcam that specifically has a red dot that flickers occasionally as it make it seem like its recording 24/7 and will make people not even go through the trouble if a few variations are done at the same time

There's so many things wrong here: you may forget the combination, it doesn't work with someone pointing a gun at your head, is annoying to use each time whenever you get in the car, if any switch breaks you're stranded, they could just start touching stuff random until it start. Also I'm pretty sure I've already saw a video of some random dude using a flipper-zero to bypass a very similar device. Finally there was a similar device being sold in my country 20 years ago: it was basically a hidden switch that cut the power supply from the battery, but it was short-lived, once the thieves realized they could just pry-open the hood and bypass the switch. Even long before that people would remove the batteries entirely from their vehicles, and it didn't work. Nothing design for deterring thieves has ever work for long.

The logic behind thieves is if they really want it, they will get it by any means

My car also has a personal code that it won't start without, but it doesn't require any extra tech. All it took to unlock this feature was bad maintenance.

Sounds a bit like a certain bald delivery man's method I keep forgetting his name

me drunk trying to remember the code so i can go driving

Meanwhile my passenger looking at me pressing random buttons like i am starting a freakin plane

Basically turning your car into a woman that you're trying to smash... Have to press all the right buttons before she's even remotely ready to rumble

In South Africa we since for forever used methods like this.. usually in the form of a hidden button. Problem is... Sometimes these things malfunction, and you cannot use your own car.

Playing ‘bop it, twist it, pull it’ every time you go to drive.

America needs these for the hellcats that they be stealing so much

You forgot to put #ad for your terrible product

I know three people with this system, it works very well and has stopped one of them’s car from getting stolen, only problem is he was left with the $1500 price to repair/replace the damaged door, but I mean it is a better than losing an entire car.

Wow… I did this with a series of relays in my Honda Civic back in 2001. Ignition in, parking brake off, brake pedal & rear defrost on. I did it quickly and smoothly that no one ever noticed when they were in the car. The problem was that I couldn’t let anyone drive the car because they couldn’t start it.

The best security for your car is to have a detachable steering wheel, even if they crack the code, the car ain't going nowhere 😂

My dad used to install anti-theft kill switches. In my opinion it beats almost every electronical anti-theft devices. Its simple button hidden somewhere in the car thats connected to the relay that physically disables starter, fuel pump or spark. The options disabling fuel pump and spark are the best bacause if somebody tries to steal your car they will just think that the car is beoken because it will crank but won't start. Good luck to any thieve trying to steal car with that because its almost imposible that they will be able to start the car. And button can be hidden literally anywhere. My favorite one was button in hole drilled in door pannel behind upholstery. Completly ivisible, you have to know exactly where to press

If a stupid switch fails you'r stranded in the middle of nowhere 😂😂😂😂

I have the both. Believe it or not, the yellow steering lock is still a deterrent. The immobiliser stopped it getting nicked 3 times, but they still got in. Since using the steering lock they haven’t even bothered touching it.

I would advise learning the limits of your insurance as the most important step. Much more important than gadgets.

Back in the '80s there was a starter called the phantom starter. You had to do a Morse code type of on off on the ignition switch to get it to start. It was mechanical. It was simple and people wouldn't know what combination you chose.

imagine buying an "barn find" in 30 years and noone can ever start it bc of this lol

Same steering wheel controls as my 2015 Seat Leon

I suppose the only downside is if it goes into the dealer for any repair work. Or a Valet. I'm not saying it's a bad idea, it's brilliant, but it has its rare downsides (like everything)

bro is The Transporter whenever he starts the car

Great. So, when one of my many buttons stops working, I can't even start my car. Brilliant.

I had my 80s toyota pickup broken into last year. The tweaker who did it spent WAY too much time ripping wires apart from under my dash trying to hot wire it, only to be seen and arrested by a cop who drove by and knocked on my door to tell me what had happened. What saved my truck from being stolen was the kill switch I had installed. All it is is a hidden switch that connects to my battery and is hidden under the driver's side door and is bolted to the frame. Without turning it, the truck gets no power. This trick has worked to prevent theft since the 40s. Cost me 10 bucks at home depot for a switch and some wire.

People been doing this since the 80s, old electrical switches hooked up to an immobilizer of some sort that you have to engage in a certain order.

Damn that's crazy, almost as if older vehicles had this physical lock that made it so you had to have the original key with you

Reminds me of when cars get tuned with Neptune

Car during an emergency: please enter your 100 code sequences Driver:

Amen for insurance. Let them take it.

I heard that in the Netherlands people use those things for the steering wheels in order to reduce the payment on the insurance

Here in Brazil this technology existed before the 80s, each country with its own needs😂😂😂

Most cars these days have a starter button, but for me the feeling to turn the key and shift the gearbox is one of the greatest feelings while driving.

Don’t forget your code when you are about to be robbed. You have to tell them to give you a heads start so you have enough time to get and get away.

Yeah these are actually great from stopping thieves who are using relays or are able to get hold of the original key. But as the owner of the car, if for whatever reason a button from your code stops working, you now can't start your car. But i would guess i would rather pay for the fix rather than the whole car lol

It is basically two-factor-authentification: something you have and something you know

To my fellow South Africans; I hope you're watching this.

A nice extra deterrent but it always depends on how determined they are. When 5 masked guys come through your front door with axes and not so politely ask for your Focus RS keys, you wait for the insurance payment. Didn’t enjoy that night, was quite the inconvenience

Tesla with built in passcode-to-drive: “allow me to introduce myself”

I was expecting the camera to pan around to a field of land mines, to say I'm disappointed is an underststement

My passkey combination is bluetooth-bluetooth-passenger's seat warmer-three short tugs on seat belt-radio volume to 30%-three pumps of brake-rev match to 7000rpm

I have a dodge magnum with remote battery disconnect. Can’t even even open the doors when there’s no power. Even if they break the window, it’s still a no go. Battery is located in the back next to spare tire well. Can only be accessed through the rear hatch which cannot be opened without power (period).

Whats that a Lange Yianni??..😏class mane🔥

Him: "Ded, nothing" Steering wheel: "oh you want that gluck gluck again, car daddy?"

Why these covers just keep on getting better and better . BTW loved it ❤

Love the yellow wrap and black wheels 😍🔥💯

Future scary movies are gonna be LIT !

Does stop the thieves that use some sort of frequency to take the car? I just saw a Phantom i think it was but gets stolen from a guy with a aerial type thing

I just leave the misses sitting in the car...

Its nice to live in Finland where no car gets stolen ever

I can still be happy pushing buttons, while making vroom mouth sounds and then run away

There's also Third Party Fire & Theft/Fully Comp insurance for normal people

i use rust on my fenders and rocker panels... work like a charm!

Just get that annoying Brummy to sleep in ya car Yianni. He'll bore any away from ya motor haha

Imagine waiting for valet to get your car. Lmao 🤣🤣

as a seasoned mechanic, I can think of 7 methods to defeat it. and that's just what on top of my head.

Disconnect the battery and reconnect it clears the codes thank me later

I heard one of my mates took out the fuel intake fuse so you'd never get the car started without that fuse

They got me for my airbag so I’m gonna have to buy that club style shit to save me for the future 😭😪😭😭

I saved your codes 😂 I’m on the way 😈

Havn't cars had immobilisers for years now?

I just wired my fuel pump to a series of hidden switches. I've done this to every vehicle I've owned. Might get about a block with the fuel in the lines, but it'll sputter and stall after that's used up. Saved my cars 3 times from thefts.

GPS tracker also should be there for when they tow your car

Mine is just a manual transmission and welded doors. Hop in, be sure flexible enough to get out. Also the grenades under the fuel tank

Silly; a friend of mine was held at knife-point for his car after they realised it had a code. Get yourself a Pandora 👍

Used to have a remote transmitter back in the '90s. Very inconspicuous. If car jacked, the car would run for about 200 m only.

Your mechanic loves you 😂😂😂

Give it a couple weeks and you will find the counter part on the black market 😂

But can i still hotwire it ?

Ive got ghost which is kinda the same only it cuts out when in its gear, only no one knows unless you put a stupid sticker on your car if they even know what it is ( my insurance company didn’t) and like this one it only works when they are already in screwing up the interior making me not really want it back, best thing thieves can do is at least burn it out so the insurance pays

That start button press/flip looked zesty af😂

If you can't afford having your "Lamborghini" stolen, you can't afford a Lamborghini.

all good until you forget the code