Quote: Originally posted by Maderita | A cost-effective anti-theft device is a hidden toggle switch to cut off the fuel pump. The switch can be hidden almost anywhere, but perhaps best if
reached by the driver, while strapped in. I don't rely on just one anti-theft device. Rather, a combination of devices to protect my toys. At least
one visible deterrent is good, such as a steering wheel "Club". Adding an audible alarm may be an effective deterrent, though more difficult to
conceal on an open vehicle. Does your RZR have a quick release steering wheel? They fit nicely under a pillow, lol.
Of course, a problem with motos, ATVs and UTVs is that the thieves can load them onto a pickup or trailer, or steal your loaded trailer. Locks, cables
and chains can be defeated by the determined meth addict. So, when all else fails, you will have insurance.
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Some good thoughts… Thanks!
The new Polaris RZR is equipped with the factory P.A.S.S. Anti-Theft System https://rzr.polaris.com/en-us/self-help/article/KA-03019/ but I’m unable to find any online reviews etc as to how well it actually works.
This aftermarket Anti-Theft System looks interesting http://www.ravelcobaja.com/product/ but I wonder if it would just be a kind of duplication of the Polaris P.A.S.S Anti-Theft System.
I also wonder if a quality Satellite GPS Tracking System would be a good investment_ In hopes of trying to track & retrieve immediately if stolen_
With motion detection notification, etc.
Lastly, I’m wondering if an Anti-Theft Shift Lock might make it a bit harder for potential thieves to simply push, pull, or tow the UTV away.
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