Disklok Reviews


Newest Review: ... lock After replacing my vehicle with a newer model and eight years down the line I still have my Disklok. Although I don't ... more
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Customer Disklok Reviews (6)

by superness11 - written on 15/06/11
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When I went away to university I had a very old, yet reliable, 1 litre Corsa. However, some lovely thieves decided to break in and steal my CD player by pulling the door back. I managed to push the door back in but it was weakened by the attack. As a poor student, I couldn't replace the door but my parents "treated" me to a disklok to prevent the car being stolen. *Price and availability* The disklok is priced around £60.00. You can purchase the disklok from the Disklok website or major car part stores such as Halfords. Tesco currently have them for £69.97 so it is worth shopping around. When my parents bought mine a few years ... Read the complete review

by - written on 29/11/10 (Very useful, 600 readings)
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Having forked out quite a lot of money for my last car I didn't want to take any chances that someone was going to pinch it. There were various types of steering wheel locks I could have gone for but after hearing stories of thieves simply cutting through the steering wheel to slide off standard locks I decided that I needed something sturdier. Disklok seemed to be the best option as it is the only lock that covers the entire steering wheel and is Thatcham approved. Unfortunately it is also quite expensive: I bought mine for £60 five years ago but nowadays they tend to be on sale for £75 - £90. The device is solid metal and is available in either bright ... Read the complete review

by - written on 21/10/09 (Very useful, 918 readings)
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I'm always paranoid about where I park my car now. After having a car stolen before and 1 broken into I thought a steering lock would be a wise purchase. I did a bit of research and decided on the Disklok due to its very positive reviews and reputation. It has many advantages over other locks on the market; one being it covers the whole steering wheel making removal very difficult. It has an anti drill lock and the Disklok moves around the wheel making use of the steering wheel almost impossible under attack. Fitting can be tricky at first but soon becomes easier after a few times. You fit it by pulling the 2 disks apart, then gently slide the 2 ... Read the complete review

by - written on 26/06/02, updated on 21/11/04 (Very useful, 3664 readings)
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There are many different types of car security products on the market. Most new cars come with alarms and immobilisers, at the very least usually an immobiliser. Some steering locks are styled like a bar that fits through and across the steering wheel. Most car thiefs will come prepared, these types can be easily removed by cutting out a section of the steering wheel with a hacksaw. At the end of the day people will always say if they want your car they'll take it. What we've got to do is make it hard form them. This little baby is the best steering lock on the market in my humble opinion. It completely covers the steering wheel so that it is ... Read the complete review

by - written on 14/02/02, updated on 21/11/04 (Very useful, 14423 readings)
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Website -------- http://www.disklok.com What it is? ----------- It is a steering wheel security device. How much is it? --------------- I purchased mine at Halfords for 80 pounds. I haven't found it on the internet and this seemed strange - anyone any ideas where to look? Why is it so special ---------------------- 1. It is the only selling steering wheel device which covers the entire steering wheel. 2. It is Thatcham approved 3. They reckon it takes over 5 minutes to break it. What I think ------------- I think its great, normally they come in a very bright yellow, just like ... Read the complete review


