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Anti-Theft Devices
Car thieves target vehicles
that present the least amount of hassle. A
vehicle equipped with an anti-theft device
is more of a hassle than one without.
This
article
helps you choose a good anti-theft device
and rates the effectiveness of most models
available on the market today. It also shows
how crime-savvy customers can save money on
a policy or a claim.
Anti-theft devices can deter
thieves three ways:
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Physically - no thief
wants to waste precious time exerting a
lot of physical effort.
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Visually - just the sight
of an anti-theft device inside a car
will put off many thieves.
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Audibly - thieves never
want to draw attention to themselves.
To help protect your vehicle,
it's worth investing in the best anti-theft
system you can afford. But no anti-theft
device is foolproof.
If your car is highly
vulnerable, equip it with two or more
different types of devices. For example,
your electronic immobilizer prevents
outright theft. That's good, but break-ins
still happen. The distinct outline of a
steering wheel lock shows that you take
extra precautions — and probably leave
nothing of value to steal from your locked
vehicle.
Courtesy
ICBC
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