🔒 Zone Tech Car Steering Wheel Lock: Premium Quality Anti-Theft Device for Maximum Security Review

So far so good. Let's see what happens when the weather clears up and my 2019 Wrangler Unlimited Sahara jersey doesn't come off. This doesn't work if you have a cap. Small enough to be stowed under the passenger seat.

Fits my '03 Silverado well and is more compact than the Club but still visible. A round keyhole appears more complex than a flat key. The steering wheel connection seems less rigid than a stick, but I haven't tested the tensile strength... I suspect it could be removed with a crowbar, but that could cause significant damage in the process.

Suitable for all steering wheels, easy locking and unlocking. It would probably be easy for a car thief experienced in physical hacking to remove, but I use it on a keyless car that also relies on electronic security. It's a little cheap, but the bright yellow color should be enough to tell hackers to try another car.

The lock button slides down the steering wheel making it questionable to prevent unauthorized use of the vehicle. The solution is to get 1"x 1" furniture felt "slide rails" worth about $1 (used on the underside of the furniture to prevent floor scratches). Use the built in tape on the rails to stick 2-3 on the top of the handle mechanism and 2 on the bottom of the latch. Now that it's closed, it's tight and doesn't move.

I like this lock as it is light weight and easy to install on my bike. I really had to find a suitable spot to put it on as there is a cover on my wheel, but in doing so I also found that there is a plastic bushing that can be removed to make it work on thicker wheels. I place its protective leg (the long part) at the bottom edge of the steering wheel facing the dashboard, making it less intrusive but definitely off-putting. I'm not looking for 100% security, that's not possible. And I'm…

I bought this because I wanted the smallest lock available. The design looked good in the photos. Bought and trying to install it on my 2016 Tacoma.* The clamps that go through the handlebars didn't match the diameter of the handlebars so it couldn't seat and install properly.* The angle of the lock and dash came in the Path. from the correct orientation of the lock on the steering wheel and on the dashboard. The Tacoma's dashboard is too high, so the lock was pointing up, preventing the…