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19/7/2009 at 3:20pm
Location: Carluke Lanarkshire Outfit: Kia Sedona Sterling Cruach Culmore
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Hi i am getting a new van next weekend and need to get some decent security for it. I have been watching these threads over the last while and am unsure whether to get something like the nemisis wheel clamp or fork out the extra and go for the alko wheel lock.
What i wat to know is it worth spending the extra or go for something like the nemisis.
I will also have an alko hitchlock, corner steady locks and an alarm that comes with the van fitted.
Ive noted basilbrushes comments and any other would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks Kenny.
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19/7/2009 at 4:49pm
Location: NW of Glasgow Outfit: Sterling Searcher 2008 Volvo XC90
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The Alkos are pretty good, if you have a twin you do need to jack it up, at least for the second wheel.
If you have a mover you can easily line up one wheel. If you don't want to jack, then you need something different for the second wheel.
We have a sloping drive and thought we could not jack, so we fitted one Alko and a Nemesis, which we found to be good. Now OH has worked out a way to jack safely we use both the Alkos.
When we are away we take the Alkos, not too heavy and very neat.
I would agree you need to see what your insurance demands. We are with the CC, they only demand one form...so either wheel or hitch lock. But they give good discounts for the Alko wheel lock, an alarm, tilt sensor, and tracker. You can then decide what to do....pay a higher premium or spend money on security.
Some insurers demand much higher levels of security before they will insure you at all, so check before you buy.
------------- Jennifer
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