A lot of Hondas in Philadelphia are being broken into for their airbags. Will the club prevent this?
1025144
I do not believe that this is a possibility because the club goes straight across the steering wheel which the club covers the middle part where the airbag is.
1895329
Not to my knowledge. My use and all others I have seen have been inside vehicles.
1388940
Probably not. The inside of the windshield is designed to spider web into thousands of tiny pieces upon impact. Pressing on the inside will only make it worse.
1103279
So far they haven't. It gets pretty hot here too and the car gets so bad the metal on my seat belt burns me. Can't say for sure though because the weather got mild soon after they arrived so they don't have prolonged exposure.
901947
I don't believe so. They cover the whole seat, then don't have a space to allow an air bag to come out.
1552775
Only if the airbags are not part of the seat. If the airbags are part of the door and side of the car ok but if the airbags are built into the side of the seat NO.
365513
No. On my sedan, we were able to secure it with just the straps that are provided (it's designed to do this): they just wrap around the roof of the car through the doors, then you close the do9rs over the straps. When the bag is full, it can be a close fit for the straps, but they do reach. Also, if it's raining while you travel, the straps will absorb water and drip where they bend at the door. I stuffed some paper towels in there and that helped.
415827
Not really, but my son was able to drive a hole into the radiator of my S500 Mercedes. So kids will definitely need supervision.
333564
What Joshua said and they would need to be rather large wrenches. With that they would end up with a Safari Rack with a shape either needing to be cut with a torch or cut their roof to attach. Really the idea of theft is the least of my concerns with this. A locking pin-not a bad idea but not a necessity IMHO.
853160
Not really. You may be able to secure in some way, but if someone really wants to get contents, they can break the zipper track or tear thru outside with a knife.
705406
Yes it will. You will need an immobilizer module with it to bypass anti-theft control.
1645098
Believe there is a zippered access to the clubs to take care of that. The problem I have had is the cover seems to be for older model carts and those I have encountered at golf courses have a roof larger than the cover and have not used it. Have it in the garage wondering what I'm going to do with it.
1548907
Yes. Mostly for show.. I wouldn't consider them safety equipment but then again the car is not that fast.
271394
I don't believe so. but for a few bucks they do have a utility knife that breaks the window and cuts the belt. check it out.
502860
Is always better to have a bar to protect the driver , specially when you travel. Just in case they throw the bag upside down !
1722890
Highly unlikely, otherwise thieves would do the same thing.Also, it is not recommended to use more than one of these per wheel (use the lug nut complete system instead).
1540429
I would imagine yes IF you are tracing through a fuse contact as that is how it ties in BUT I AM NOT AN EXPERT BUT AM CONCERNED THAT ANY TIME YOU ARE PLAYING WITH AIRBAG CIRCUITS YOU CAN ACCIDENTALLY DEPLOY THE BAG. I do not know if this is a real fear, but I would double check with someone who knows whether this is a genuine concern. My rule is be very careful with airbags.