Xizopucy Steering Wheel Lock The Club Wheel Locks for Cars Seat Belt Lock Security Anti-Theft Device Fit Most Cars SUVs Golf Carts Trucks-Red

This device is an excellent deterrent for thieves trying to steal Kia and Hyundai.

Great ideas. Solid construction. The male price that goes into the anchor portion does not fit well and marred the plastic housing of my seat belt. Had a couple other people try to be sure it wasnt me. Nope. The bell housing is too small. I drive an suv so you may not have the issue. Otherwise I did not have the lock / unlock issues reported in other reviews. Locking and unlocking was easy.

I brought this for my Kia and it works great. It’s not bulky like a club, but works great. Comes with three keys.

The product itself works pretty well. Its a little cumbersome to get off at times but it work though.

I know this wont prevent theft, but it does seem like a decent deterrent. It has its own key, so youll have to keep track of that. It fit both of the vehicles I tried, and was easy to install and remove with the key.

I like the lock. My only problem is that when the weather is cold, it becomes very stiff and difficult to bend.

It was good it just still has wrinkles (yes i left it in the steering wheel for 2 weeks already in the the heat)

A little stiffer then I wanted. Hard to fit

Its real easy to put on and take off I bought 2 love them

It took a second to figure out how to undo the lock. It installs easily and can be easily removed and placed on the passenger side floor when not in use. I chose the red color, it comes with 3 keys. I purchased this item as a second system for myself and my car. I have a car alarm, but my job requires that I travel and complete paperwork in my car. I can easily plug/unplug this wheel lock in while I am completing that paperwork. I will carry the key for this lock on my person and/or hide a key in the car. My fear is to be car jacked while I am distracted. My idea is while the person is trying to figure out the lock, I can get away. My friends have pointed out that a seatbelt can be cut, but I figure it will take some effort and a sharp tool. It is too much work and time for many thieves, and they will probably give up. (I recently viewed a news report where a thief was caught after having to deal with a wheel lock and wanted to try one out.) Ill just say it, because I thought about it, maybe you did too. The lock has some weight. It is strong and the bike chain ropes are thick. It can be used defensively in an emergency, BUT you will probably hurt yourself, it is long and floppy. I strongly suggest to only use it as a wheel lock to deter or slow down criminals.