We make four steering locks. They all do the same core job — stop the wheel turning and warn people off before they try — but they suit different cars, different drivers and different priorities.
Here is how to pick.
The Baseball Bat — if you want it noticed
Our most recognisable lock, and the one most people buy. It sits across the wheel where it is impossible to miss, and it is the only lock in the range you can properly personalise: in-stock vinyl colours, carbon finishes, seasonal drops, manufacturer decals, or your own design.
Choose it if: your car is your pride and joy, you want the deterrent to be obvious, and you want it to look like it belongs.
The T-Bar — if you want simple and solid
The classic. It clamps over the wheel and extends across the dashboard, so the wheel physically cannot rotate. One clean spec in Standard Silver, hardened steel, no fuss.
Choose it if: you want proven, no-nonsense security and same-day dispatch.
The Alarm Monitored — if the car is often out of sight
Everything the clamp does, plus an alarm that triggers the moment the lock is disturbed. Visual deterrent first, audible deterrent second.
Choose it if: you park on a street, in a shared car park, or anywhere you would not hear someone at the car.
The Retro Vintage — if you want the sleekest option
Our most elegant design. It locks with a single pull, secures the wheel in three directions, and has a 360° rotating shackle. The PU leather handle with hand-stitched detailing makes it the nicest one to live with day to day.
Choose it if: you want strong security that looks understated, and you value how it feels in the hand.
Three questions that settle it
- Where does the car sleep? Off-street and overlooked — any lock works. On-street or out of sight — consider the Alarm Monitored.
- Do you want it to match the car? If yes, the Baseball Bat is the only one with the full finish range.
- How often will you fit it? Every day means fit speed matters. The Retro Vintage locks with one pull; the Baseball Bat goes on with a twist.
Whichever you pick, add the pouch
If your car is keyless, a steering lock only covers half the problem. Add a Faraday key pouch to block relay attacks — and because it ships with your lock, it costs nothing extra in delivery.
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