Many people feel powerless in stopping thieves from taking their car. Many think that thieves are so sophisticated that they can outsmart the all anti-theft devices on the market. This misplaced thinking is a tremendous aid to car thieves. The best protection is that of a performance proven Layer 3 - Electronic Immobilizing Device for the best protection.
Despite the many crime prevention tips that have been passed to our communities on how to stop vehicle theft, a gulf exists between what the average person knows about crime prevention and what they practice. While mechanical devices and systems such as "The Club", "The Unbreakable Autolock", "The Alpha Wheel Lock", "The Pitbull","The Gorilla Lock", "Viper", and "LoJack" have become common words in our language, many citizens still assume the belief that these devices thwart the professional car thieves, which simply isn’t true.
The majority of thefts are committed by "opportunists" stealing vehicles that are easily taken. Finally, many vehicles that are stolen were taken with keys in the ignition. While many people feel that their cars are safe in front of their homes, a 24-hour convenience store but not at the local mall, crime analysis shows that many vehicles stolen area are taken in front of the victim’s home, and others are stolen at malls, shopping areas, commuter parking lots, and others.Crime prevention begins at home with keeping your car safe. Never leave a car running while unattended as any thief can steal a car with keys in the ignition.
It has been prove that vehicles equipped with immobilizer systems reduce the frequency, and cost, of auto theft.
NICB recommends "Layered Protection" to prevent auto-theft. The layers that the NICB recommends are (1) Common Sense; (2) A Warning Device (3) An Immobilizing Device; and (4) A Tracking or Recovery Device.
First, there is "Common Sense": simple actions such as removing your keys from the vehicle, closing all windows, and locking all doors.
Second, the "Warning Device" can be either visible or audible. Some examples include alarms, steering wheel locks, brake locks, decals, window etching, and ID markers in or on the vehicle. "ID numbers and etching are used to assist law enforcement officers in the recovery of stolen vehicles."
Third, the Immobilizing Devices, the NICB states that these devices are "designed to prevent thieves from bypassing your ignition and hot-wiring your vehicle." Last, there are "Tracking and Vehicle Recovery Devices" which emits a signal that can be tracked after you have reported your vehicle stolen... "After the Fact!"
"I strongly suggest that you research your alternatives carefully when looking for ways to protect your automobile from auto theft. Layers 1 and 2 may deter joy riders, but will not protect it from professional who are really determined to steal your vehicle."
"Look for a well-designed layer 3 - device such as the Ravelco Anti-Theft Device. A good layer three device will foil amateurs and professional thieves and should eliminate the need for layer four."
Of ALL automotive security systems and anti-theft devices, the Ravelco has set the standard and ensured the highest level of quality, durability, reliability, a Zero-Failure Rate, and best of all- a 100% success rate in preventing vehicle theft for over 30 years. Moreover, the Ravelco is compatible with other vehicle security systems.