ANy you guys consider using one or have one?

If you do please post your opinions on it. Pro/Cons



I ordered one of these

 

it will slow thieves down but not they can still get your car

 

do you know ways to get around this besides a motorizes ban saw or whatever those motorized circular saws are called?

 

What are you gonna do about a tow truck or flatbed

 

Where did you get it from? Price?

 

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I mean yeah besides the obvious.

 

http://www.tirelock.com

 

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http://tirelock.com/product.php?cid=1

 

theives will probably still just drive it away like Homer Simpson does.

 

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hahaha.

I would buy one of these but I can't really afford it. Group buy anyone?

 

some dude on here is selling one for not so much but it looks like just a pad lock holding it together but he told me its somthing eles and is hard to bypass? i forgot his name but he uses the pic as his sig also

 

i think this is the guy your talking about https://honda-tech.com/zerouser...37634

 

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I ordered that exact lock (Pit Bull Tire Lock) about a year ago. I called and they gave me some good discounts over the price on the website. These things are a bitch to put on. It's kind of hard to describe here, but you'll see when you get it. There are a couple holes, and a cylinder with a lock needs to fit through one of the given holes. It is very hard to line up the holes properly so the lock cylinder can fit in. It would take me over 5 minutes to put this wheel lock on and my hands would get dirty every time I put it on. It may be worth it if you don't have a garage, but I park my car in the garage, and I don't think it's worth it to use it every time I drive somewhere. I returned and got a full refund minus the shipping cost.

 

you ordered a mustachiod man in a silver suit?

 

i never want to see one of those things on my car agian i came out a car show once and saw one on my car, $70 to get it off...

 

ive never seen those upclose but it looks like a padlock is the only thing that keeps those locked??

look in my sig. these are the only government issued wheels boots for the past 20 years. if anyones not paid their tickets im sure you've seen the orange boot.

how much are those anyways?

 

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and yes you dont need the padlock to secure my boot... and the key is not a cylinder so no one can pick it...and deflating the tire wont help either to how its made... so your only option is to cut or tow... you cant stop them fully but you can limit the way the car is stolen. and layering is key in conjunction with the boot..

but with enough time and powertools, and a quiet tow truck it can be defeated. but if you cant here those things then you deserves to get your car stolen...

 

anyone know where that comapny is located?