It's absolutely possible, but it's not without its caveats. It depends on the make, model and age of the vehicle. Please call us and our security experts will advise you on which products are compatible with your specfic vehicle and give you all the information you need to make an informed choice.

No, a correctly installed immobilisers should not have any impact on the performance. Modern Immobilisers arw designed to prevent unauthorised starting of the vehicle. They have no impact on power, engine mapping, fuel economy or interfere with normal driving once the disarm sequence has been given

If someone experiences problems after an installation, it is usually caused by:

poor installation practices like:

incorrect wiring

low-quality products

inexperienced installers

That’s why choosing an experienced installer is important.

Once active and set up correctly, the vehicle should drive exactly as it did before the immobiliser was installed

Absolutelty not!

You should never need to provide your immobiliser's disarm sequence or code to anyone else, unless you're authorising them to drive the vehicle.

Most Imobiliser systems come with a "service" or "valet" mode designed for situations like MOT testing, valeting, servicing, tyre fitting etc

On many systems, valet mode also restricts the vehicle, such as limiting speed or preventing access to certain functions. This prevents misuse while the vehicle is out of your possession.

Once the vehicle is back in your loving arms, it can be disarmed as normal with your personal sequence and full, normal use is returned.

You wouldn't be the first and certainly won't be the last! It happens! Don't worry. You'll be given a user manual with a unique override code and our tech support team are also available to talk you through code resets and get you back up and running!

It depends which system you choose. Some use an app, some use fobs/tags and some use a sequence of the cars in-built buttons (window buttons, steering wheel controls, hazard lights etc)

Nope! Modern immobiliser systems are designed to use very little power and shouldn't have any noticeable impact on battery health.

As with any electrical component, battery condition still matters.

If a vehicle already has:

an ageing battery

existing electrical faults

long periods without being driven

…those issues may still affect battery performance regardless of the immobiliser.

When installed correctly on a healthy vehicle, an immobiliser should not cause abnormal battery drain.

It might do! Some insurers recognise additional security devices and may offer reduced premiums.

Some insureres require specific security measures for high value or higher risk vehicles.

This varies between providers, so we always recomend checking directly with your insurer.

That's up to you. You can sell the car with additional security fittings, or you can have them transfered over to your new vehicle, depending on the system and compatibility with your new car.

When the time comes, speak to one of our Vehicle Security Advisors, and they'll let you know your options.