Upping Van Security

My mate has pop up bollards on the entrance to hes drive. He’s an M3 fan and has 3 of them. Ones a track car so lots to protect including the van!
Hope all will be ok as it’s stressful listening out to any noise outside!!
 
the separate stand alone alarm is very effective,

as they are not expecting it.

and cant turn it off via the software hack. . . so a screaming car alarm is not favourable for them.

i added a old school Cobra G5 to my van, with the Microwave sensor. . . no van integration or can us or anything.

100% stand alone. . .

decent steering wheel lock is a min, but a wheel lock is also advised.
 
I'd get a big bright yellow disklok as a first step.
On my Golf R I've got a Scorpion tracker with separate fob, the car won't start without the presence of the fob which I keep separate from the keys.
I've got a Ghost and a Disklok which blocks access to the steering wheel buttons so the Ghost can't be deactivated with the key also kept separate from the vehicle keys.
I've also secreted 2 Apple Airtags in the car.
Don't buy a Stoplok, it only takes one cut of the steering wheel to remove them.
 
Standard Thatcham 1 alarm, another alarm of a make I shan't mention with proximity, 4G pager function and anti-hijack wired in to specific circuits upon my instruction rather than the same-old-same-old circuits that alarm fitters use necause its easy, Disklok, perimeter alarm on the driveway connected to the NSI accreditation house alarm (it uses AI to tell the different between cats, foxrs and thieving shitbags, apparently).

And 2 dogs that growl at someone slamming a car door 5 towns away who have been taught to go bimbo with barking upon command. They'd probably run up to a Scumbag and demand a tummy tickle, but the noise is impressive.

Considering a bollard, but haven't so far on the basis they cant even enter my land without me knowing about it, but probably will soon because you cant do too much to make like difficult for lightfingered scum.

I've also figured out where to hide a body and how to avoid the local ANPR cameras on the way...
 
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