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haha! Yeah, but by the time you're involving a flatbed in your thieving, I don't know if any car security is going to be much good :P
by King-Aaron 8y ago
haha! Yeah, but by the time you're involving a flatbed in your thieving, I don't know if any car security is going to be much good :P
- Cthulhu_ 8y agoI like to think high tech cars can detect when they're being towed and will activate their tracking system and ping the emergency call center. Of course, all bets are off when it's loaded into an RF shielded truck. It could have an onboard camera to record the number plate of the truck, but that could be shielded. Long story short, you're probably better off parking it in a firmly locked / secured garage, and have a wheel clamp or chain attached to something solid.
- King-Aaron 8y ago> I like to think high tech cars can detect when they're being towed and will activate their tracking system and ping the emergency call center. My GPS tracker does do this in my daily car, but it only sets it off if the rest of the alarm is triggered (i.e. if the door sensor registers it opening while the alarm is set). With the race car, it generally gets locked up. Although if I'm out in the town or something with it someone could possibly take off with it if they short-circuit the relay, and use something to clamp on the steering column (when the wheel is detached). But honestly, if someone stole the car like that they'd probably be found a few hundred yards up the road wrapped around a tree and on fire, after hitting boost with no steering wheel.