Steering Wheel Lock Python Anti Theft Device Security Standard Car on 2040-parts.com
Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine
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Unique Powerful visible car protection. Suitable for almost all cars (please ask me about your car, we have 6 differant types) Without the traditional keyhole. Custom key that is difficult to forge and wear comfortably. Quickly attach and remove. Made of stainless steel. Mechanisms are resistant to ingress of water, mud, sand, etc. They do not need lubrication. It equipped with covers for the lock and key of genuine automotive leather Taormina Testa Di Moro. Excellent and expensive looks. Blocker will not scratch the car interior will not rattle in the door pocket, and in the winter the installation will not cause discomfort. With the anti-theft device in the car will not come back. 5 years warranty |
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