KAYCENTOP Car Steering Wheel Lock, Seat Belt Lock, Anti-Theft Device, Max 17 Inch Length, Small and Light-Weight, Multi-Functional, Fit Most Vehicle, SUV, Golf Cart Security (Red)

This steering wheel lock is easy to use. I bought it mainly as a deterrent for when I park my Lexus LS500 where I feel there's a greater than average risk of theft.It could be defeated by cutting the seat belt it's connected to. But the integrated cover that conceals the seat belt connector it plugs into would make that a fairly difficult task.Pros:The "safety yellow" cover over the cable is easily seen by would-be thieves.The heavy wire rope (cable) would not be easy to cut with a bolt cutter because it has multiple strands.The lock and cable can be stored in my car's center console.The type of lock (keyed rather than combination) is quick to open and close.The seatbelt connector cover helps prevent defeat of the lock.That the cable loops through itself around the steering wheel is a plus.Cons:The keyed lock is also a con due to the potential to lose the key after locking it.Overall I'm happy with this lock. All steering locks can be defeated in various ways. But I like this better than The Club, for example, because it's less cumbersome and can be stored in the console.

Works and looks great! Was worried about possible steering wheel damage but it won’t harm the wheel. Easy to install and remove. Gives you a little bit more anti-theft protection. Bought one for my wife’s car as well

easy to use.

For the amount spent, this is a decent steering wheel locking device. It is easy to use and comes in bright color(s) to deter would-be auto thieves.

They work well

In what may seem like a case of extreme coincidence, this device stopped my car from getting stolen in less then a week of buying it. I’ve been living at my apartment complex for almost 5 years. In that time, I’ve never had any issues myself but have noticed the sporadic act of vandalism and theft here and there. For the past few months, I’ve been working from home, leaving my car parked more often than not (that being said, I do drive it at least once a week). Thieves tend to go for vehicles they believe are unattended, as such, I bought this device as a way of being proactive instead of reactive. Well, it sure came in handy because my car was broken into a few days ago. Nothing was stolen, which leads me to believe that the main purpose was to steal the vehicle but the perpetrator(s) noticed the device, went into panic mode, and decide to leave as it was not worth it. The device itself is very secure and won’t budge anywhere once inserted, so I can’t recommend it enough.All of this is to say, that you ALWAYS want to try and be proactive instead of reactive. Even if you feel as if you live in the most secure neighborhood on planet earth, at some point or another you will park your car in a public space, somewhere that someone might use as an opportunity to commit a crime. As such, it’s better to be prepared and secure your vehicle to have peace of mind that you did everything in your power to make their job much harder.

I bought this for my 2013 civic SI sedan and it works great so far. Very easy to use, practical and convenient. I don’t think it will works on every seatbelt, I’m not too sure but if it does I recommend it.

Well, this is certainly a human product. Many flaws. Let's start with the cheap construction. Look at the last photo, the steel is actually some sort of "plated steel" nice outer steel, but the inside is cheap and breaks easy. This will not stop ANY thief most will have this off in 2-3 minutes, or less.Now, let's talk about how this product doesn't work. This, as many others have said, got stuck on my car, in a not-so-great part of town. That is why we have steering wheel locks. So, here I am in my car, that I can't drive, just sitting in my car. This attached to my steering wheel, but the key wouldn't unlock it.So, I had to break it off. It took me about 10 minutes, with zero tools, and I am going to tell you how to do this so when you buy this lock, it goes on your car, and you can't get it off so that you can get home. First, I tried both sides of the keys for 5 minutes each, and I'd try it again, and again. Then I'd take a break and take a few deep breaths and do it again. The key would go in, turn, and the button to release would go down, but it was stuck on my seatbelt.Next, I made sure it will fully clicked in with the seatbelt, thinking that might help, maybe it didn't click all the way, but that wasn't the issue either. This thing was seriously stuck.Here is how to break the lock with no tools (this alone should show you how worthless this is) what I had to do was take my other seatbelt and use it as a pry bar to break the plastic from around the base of the lock. After the base plastic was removed, you should be able to hit the unlock button on the seatbelt, but in my case, the seatbelt wouldn't release.The next step was to take the seatbelt from the passenger side and use it to pry off this lock which took about 1 minute, the lock broke, it's cheap, and cheaply made and if you look at the last photo, you will see the inside of the cheap metal they used. So, the lock broke off, in my seatbelt, so I don't have a seatbelt anymore, which is great.This is a terrible product, buy literally anything else, nothing can be as terrible as this product is, nothing. Also, aliens are real. 👽