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Tow Ball Security Post
If you have a garage, there's a good chance that you are not keeping your car in it. Even the most organised homeowner will run our of storage space. Often, the first option is moving the car onto the driveway.
Filling the empty garage with all the household goods seems like a good idea but how secure is your garage? Breaking into a locked garage is no challenge for a practiced burglar. That's why we have developed this special version of the security post.
Not only does the garage guard security post prevent criminals from opening your garage and driving off with your car or your household goods, this special design also protects your garage door from accidental damage - damage which can sometimes mean the door cannot be opened and/or a big repair bill.
Installation of these security posts does not interfer with mains supply which means that you do not have to have special equipment or permission. Top of Page
Driveways Present Theft Opportunity
If you store your car on your drive, you may be in for a shock. Driveways are often hidden from view and provide a perfect opportunity for car theft gangs to target your vehicle. While many devises are now available to deter thieves from stealing your car, your secluded driveway can give them the time they need to bypass many of the most advanced security devices.
If you do keep your car on the driveway, installing one or two of Armour Engineering's security posts will further deter thieves from targetting your vehicle. Even if you have left your keys in the ignition or the engine running, thieves will not be able to drive your car away.
Steering Wheel Locks - No Deterrent to Thieves
Recent crime statistics have shown that one of the most popular and visible security devises - the steering wheel lock - does not provide sufficient protection from theft.
Derek Beland writing on car security says: "The Club is useless. Cut the steering wheel with bolt cutters and you're done. Since there's no attention attracting devices involved, he doesn't even have to rush. They're also extremely inconvenient, and don't protect your stereo (if that's a concern for you) at all. All the action happens below the doorline, so no-one can even see him doing it."
Alarms, immobilisers, steering wheel locks, tire locks are all good devices but if your car can be moved from your driveway, a determined thief will take it.
