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Does anyone know if the Disklok fits in the passenger underseat compartment?

Where do people store their DiskLok when driving?

...products, but straightforward to overcome so likely won't provide much of a visual deterrent to anything more than the most casual Scumbag. Disklok is the one if you want a visual deterrent. More than once when had a gang of scumbags on CCTV kitted up with the relay gear, but when then...

Disklok Gold Edition (with the steering wheel protector and storage bag + a wee free safety hammer)

And the steering wheel protector.

on the way.. Front seat covers, GTI tartan Blue to match the RIB seat/bed - 15% off Vee Dub Transporters also a Gold Edition disklok...

Very reassuring, I've always thought that the Disklok looks a lot more substantial than the Stoplok type things.

Tbh i have a steering wheel cover on so the disklok is useless as I'm pretty sure I or a theif could drive with it on :thumbsdown:

If you get the Disklok it's worth paying extra for the carry bag. I keep one handle hooked over the inside armrest on the drivers seat and it makes it simple to stash the lock when removed.

I have the Disklok storage bag and it fits nicely between and slightly forward of the front seats (I've a two seater cockpit set up.) It wedges in nicely and is easy for me to reach.

Oh, the Disklok. Thought you mean the wife's arse!

Can't say - I've not met/seen your wife! :think smile bounce:

None of that electronic malarkey gets past a Disklok. We had occasions where we've had CCTV of the little sheets sneaking up to a vehicle with their black boxes in their hands, spotted the Dislok, shaken their heads and had a quick discussion, and then cleared off. Quite often they'd then steal...

Ah, the old Bond villain cheese wire technique versus the bread knife, @wallport can almost get a disklok off with a butter knife though.:whistle:

The only two I'd have much faith in are liable to chime in around double that, in particular the Clifford Blackjax with anti hijack. The most effective method of immobilisation within your budget is the Disklok, which doesn't sound like what you're after.

Same as above, my Disklok key lives on the same bunch of keys as the van keys, mainly because the Disklok is a visible deterrent, but also so that I don’t put the Disklok on and then remember that the key is on another key ring which happens to be 200 miles away because I forgot to take them...

Disklok has a new steering wheel cover on the market (gold) with anti angle grinder material. Would be interesting to see a test of its ability to withstand attack https://disklokuk.co.uk/product/disklok-gold-edition/ RRP £150 - £160.

...with a 100% success rate. We've seen all sorts of locks and gizmos and someone managed to get past all of them at some point, but never a Disklok. As aforementioned above, we'd often see home cctv footage of scumbags walking up a driveway at 3am and eyeballing a disklok and shaking their...

Something visible like a Disklok and something invisible like a Ghost immobiliser.

Can you please provide a photo ;)