🔒 YaeTek Heavy Duty Wheel Lock Clamp Boot Tire Claw: Ultimate Anti-Theft Car Lock Review

We have now used this luggage rack on two trips on our 4' x 7' cargo trailer. We believe the National Forest campground is quite safe when traveling through Yellowstone National Park. I like it because it's a deterrent to random thieves. A thief with an acetylene torch can easily "cut" it off, but most casual thieves come unprepared. It serves our purpose very well, shipping was fast and the boot met our expectations.

something came in today. I chose this type of clip after reading that the round part covers the screws. That's the beauty of reviews. Another buyer mentioned that thieves could come with a spare tire and if they have access to the bolts your regular clamp is pretty much useless. The device is heavier than I thought. There is no instruction manual included. Common sense solved this problem. In combination with a joystick, it is already on the car.

Visual deterrent only as it is difficult to fit properly. No instructions for use are included. Once you think everything is ok, give the nut cover a light tug and it will immediately come loose. Given enough time and effort, it can be put on where not only will it come off, but with the right tools and muscles there won't be much resisting. Comes with 2 keys to open 1 lock but only 1 handle to operate 2 separate handles (in case you lose the handle of your SOL). I would not advise relying…

I have 2 of these. I have 2 followers. I've had 2 trailers stolen in the past. I haven't stolen a whole trailer since I added the synopsis. I had broken into a closed trailer, BUT the whole trailer remained because of this trunk. Anyone who wants to upgrade it will find another, simpler one. It's light yellow, so it's noticeable that it's there. I think the weakest link is the key lock, which is a small piece of metal that can be bent. If someone had a crowbar and that ordinary triangular…