Quoted from mof:Well, not for everyone.
Nothing to see in my glove box.
1. I leave nothing in my car with an address. I carry papers in my wallet only.
2. I never leave an opener in the car.
-mof
And what happens when someone uses your car and they are pulled over?
Get a real alarm with no delay on the zones, a fast cell communicator & keep the communicator seperate from the panel & keep that seperate from the keypad.
Guys there's some real legit security options out there if you spend the money.
What about this? http://elocksys.com/
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This guy made two accounts on different names to spam his $50 piece of plastic? In 5 months are we going to see GarageWarden join Pinside?
Quoted from o-din:I never was a fan of roll-up garage doors. The old wood ones with pad locks and a car parked in front can slow thieves down.
If you park your car out front it means your garage is loaded with goods to steal. Contrast that to an empty garage that holds the car.
I leave my garage in disarray so that if somebody does break in, they won't get far before tripping on something and killing themselves.
Quoted from mcluvin:I leave my garage in disarray so that if somebody does break in, they won't get far before tripping on something and killing themselves.
So much truth in this statement. Kindred spirit.
Quoted from garageshield:condoning the use of Zip Ties is propagating the infracting
Who is doing what now?
Anyway, thanks for the zip tie idea. Sounds good. 
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