Security Alarm Question

Lyons00 · January 11, 2020

Hi,

Does this security alarm work, if someone jacks up the truck, to steal your tires and rims? If not, what are you guys to secure your tires and rims, besides wheel locks?

Thanks, Jerry

Lyons00 · January 12, 2020

Anyone please!!

Rocz3cqg · January 12, 2020

This is a basic alarm. You arm it when everything is closed and you lock it with the RKE or press the Passive key button. To set it off, you open the doors, hood, or the tailgate without unlocking with the Fob. Alarm goes off. No motion detection. Now if you are in California and one of those earthquakes commences, all bets are off.

Edited January 12, 2020 by Rocz3cqg

Lyons00 · January 12, 2020

Thanks

fatwhiteboy · January 12, 2020

22 hours ago, Lyons00 said:

Hi,

Does this security alarm work, if someone jacks up the truck, to steal your tires and rims? If not, what are you guys to secure your tires and rims, besides wheel locks?

Thanks, Jerry

Hello Jerry, Richard is absolutely correct, there are no OEM sensors that show that the vehicles is being lifted to steal something or put on a flat bed. Worse it goes not have glass break or motion detection inside. Around here they break a window, climb in and take what they want. OEM radio / NAV systems are still a hot commodity. The McGard locks are just to keep the novice thieves away, any of the big theft rings have master keys and take them off as fast as any other lug nut. Sad that we have to worry about stuff like this but if you have a good alarm company or a high end mobile audio company in your area, they can add to the existing system. I have several vehicles that motion and glass break were installed to the OEM security system. It has been around $250.00 here in Michigan. I have not done it to my new truck yet, but I will.

Paul

Lyons00 · January 12, 2020

Great thanks! I found this.....507M Digital Tilt Sensor from Directed...I will call my stereo shop this week.

Thanks again.

Rocz3cqg · January 12, 2020

GM could use the existing sensors for some type of alarm [Motion]. The radial, lateral, steering wheel, and wheel speed sensors could be used somehow to incorporate motion sensing.

ram1067 · February 6, 2020

On 1/12/2020 at 1:11 PM, fatwhiteboy said:

Hello Jerry, Richard is absolutely correct, there are no OEM sensors that show that the vehicles is being lifted to steal something or put on a flat bed. Worse it goes not have glass break or motion detection inside. Around here they break a window, climb in and take what they want. OEM radio / NAV systems are still a hot commodity. The McGard locks are just to keep the novice thieves away, any of the big theft rings have master keys and take them off as fast as any other lug nut. Sad that we have to worry about stuff like this but if you have a good alarm company or a high end mobile audio company in your area, they can add to the existing system. I have several vehicles that motion and glass break were installed to the OEM security system. It has been around $250.00 here in Michigan. I have not done it to my new truck yet, but I will.

Paul

Sad but true! A friend found out the hard way while traveling to FL.....broke the window of his 2019 Buick Enclave stole all his shit!

RE: 2 BIG yeti coolers full of walleye gills salmon perch etc, venison, beef, pork, scuba gear, wifey's clothes shoes and his clothes also.......good thing all his fire arms were in the room!

Whats F'ed up is was in a well lit lot at a major hotel change in ATL!! Cops said they take calls all the time with the same scenario.....