🔒 Enhanced Security Car Cover Cable Lock Kit by Covercraft ZCBL Review

Good cable/lock set for the price. Mostly so as not to lose it on windy days. A professional thief can get to your stash in minutes, but I doubt the average grab-and-go thief will have heavy-duty wire/bolt cutters. It's basically just an anti-theft device, not from your average racket. My lock had a rubber band around the lock and three keys. I also found a way to hold the lock and cable together. Roll the cable in a circle and click the lock where the two ends join. Keep them together for…

Good news: it worked great. The single grommet (rather than a loop) fitted perfectly through the small holes, the lock worked without issues, and the weatherproof cord was just the right length. Cetera), the loop came out in less than two days (see photo). After the line was put back into the black anchor and clamped with a vise, the loop was again securely fixed in the black anchor. Aside from the black anchor now looking like crap, the whole issue isn't "pride in craftsmanship" and poor…

I've had one of these from another manufacturer for about 10 years but one day the lock just stuck and wouldn't open! I ended up having to cut the cable with wire cutters and replace it with this one. But I plan to use another higher quality lock than this with it. The included lock seems to be very cheap. It's really quite a simple device to install a car cover on your car. However, this does not prevent him from swinging in strong winds. To do this, buy a windscreen kit with elastic cables…

I have been using Covercraft car covers for years and have never needed a cable. We now have one of our cars at our country house and I wear a car cover on it for a week. It gets very windy and I went out many times to find the cover had come off the car (yes, very strong wind!). I was tired of dealing with this so I pulled out the rope that was sent with the case. It was useless because it didn't last. So I bought the cable. Works perfectly. A week after I first used it, we had another storm…