Anti theft measures

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YvesVl

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T7 ocean
Hello,

first post here.

I was wondering if someone has installed anti theft measures in his van?
For example, alarm system from vw, gps tracker from other brands, airtags, ...

It's a costly van afterall.

Thanks.
 
Hello,

first post here.

I was wondering if someone has installed anti theft measures in his van?
For example, alarm system from vw, gps tracker from other brands, airtags, ...

It's a costly van afterall.

Thanks.

Many on here advise that additional security just isn’t worthwhile
 
Each to their own of course and it really comes down to how comfortable you are with the level of security you have; my view is the more you have, the better; if nothing else, it makes me feel better knowing I've done what I can to protect it.

There is also the insurance aspect; having an S5 tracker (I think they also accepted S7) was a requirement in my case; you might also get a small discount if you have a Ghost 2 installed.
 
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Each to their own of course and it really comes down to how comfortable you are with the level of security you have; my view is the more you have, the better; if nothing else, it makes me feel better knowing I've done what I can to protect it.

There is also the insurance aspect; having an S5 tracker (I think they also accepted S7) was a requirement in my case; you might also get a small discount if you have a Ghost 2 installed.
I agree, they are more likely try elsewhere. I have a disklok which I fit everytime I leave the cali and I have a tracker. Mine was required by insurance and will recover the vehicle. I understand the VW alarm is ok. If the thief wants your van and they are given enough undisturbed time then no swcurity will stop them but for tge majority of time just makes yours more difficult to steal. Whatever you decide make sure you use it all the time.

Just remember while camping the oppertunist theif will know you have valuables inside the vehicle so they are more likely to break in and steal stuff laying around so dont leave it out and ideally take it with you or securely hide it.
 
Looks like its all been said above, and it all comes down to what you want to spend...
£1100 for a tracker and lifetime monitoring isn't a bad buy for a 70K van.
But remember that's hidden but would hopefully do its job if necessary - but having something visual to put them off in the first place is just as important so another £50-£100 on a steering, pedal etc lock gives you that added peace of mind they'll choose another car to break into.
 
Hello,

first post here.

I was wondering if someone has installed anti theft measures in his van?
For example, alarm system from vw, gps tracker from other brands, airtags, ...

It's a costly van afterall.

Thanks.
I can highly recommend BearLock which is installed to disable the gear shift when locked - it keeps the gear shift in Park.
 
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