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Foldable Car Steering Wheel Anti-theft Three-direction Airbag Lock Universal on 2040-parts.com

US $54.79
Location:

CN, China

CN, China
Condition:New Material:High quality Steel alloy & PU & PVC Country/Region of Manufacture:China Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply MPN:Does not apply Brand:Unbranded/Generic Warranty:Yes UPC:702706011549

Universal foldable car steering wheel anti-theft three-direction airbag lock

» Product Specifications

  • Item name: Universal foldable car steering wheel anti-theft three-direction airbag lock
  • Condition: 100% new
  • Item included:

    Airbag lock x 1

    Hex wrench x 1

    Key x 3

» Product Description


Feature:

Material: High quality Steel alloy & PU & PVC

1) Three-direction lock design: the steering wheel locked at the left side, right side and airbag direction. According to manufacture test, it will take more than 45 minutes to cut all three parts out, while, most thief will give up in 5 minutes. So, it's very safe for car owners.

2) When lock is cut by thief, airbag apron will press the car horn to make alert.

3) Lock fork can rotate in 360 degrees, suitable for most steering wheels with thick cover.

4) The angle of the lock apron can be adjusted so as to make it more suitable for use.

5) Lock beam is made of high quality steel alloy, which hardness is two times of regular 304 steel. So, it's still in good condition at violent destruction of 16 tons of hydraulic shears.

6) There is anti-wear cushion on contact areas in order to protect your steering wheel from any damage.

7) It can be folded and placed under the driver's seat when it is not used.

8) Lock handle is covered by high quality PU with man-made sewing, high-grade in appearance and durable in hot summer.

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