TIPS ON HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR CAR

Remove valuables from the car
Take your satellite navigation system, car stereo and personal belongings out of a car. If you can`t take them with you, hide them in the glove compartment, boot or under the seats.

Ladies, do not leave handbags on the passenger seat. Place them on the floor away from view from outside. Also avoid use of laptops at night in the car.

Wipe sucker marks off the windscreen and be wary of fitting sat navigation brackets to the dashboard - there have been many reported cases of opportunist thieves breaking into vehicles on the off-chance that the sat navigation handset is hidden inside.

Keep doors locked
Lock your doors and close your windows when leaving your vehicle unattended and keep doors locked whilst driving. This stops thieves from grabbing your personal belongings off your seat whilst you are waiting at traffic lights or stuck in a queue.

Never leave documents in a vehicle Don't store documents such as your driving license and vehicle registration document in the vehicle.

Fit an approved alarm if you have none. Cars with security equipment are said to be ten times safer than those without it ? so make sure you use the equipment if you have it. If you don`t have it, it`s worth investing in.

Fit an immobiliser
Electronic engine immobilisers will make life difficult for thieves as they prevent hot-wiring. They now come as standeard features (factory fitted) on most modern cars.

Fit a tracker to performance or prestige models
Fitting a GPS vehicle tracker means that your vehicle will be tracked and recovered as soon as it triggers as stolen. It`s a worthwhile investment for performance and prestige models.

Use additional security devices as deterrents
Steering wheel locks are a good deterrent, as are gear-stick locks. Also use locking wheel nuts to prevent thieves targeting your alloy wheels.

Park with security in mind
As much as possible avoid overnight parking on the streets. Use a garage for overnight parking if possible, otherwise park in a well lit area rather than in the shadows.

Registration etching
Have your registration etched unto the windows, door handles, tire rims, mirrors, headlights and other "attractive areas" of your vehicle. This makes it more difficult for the car to be sold with false number plates.

Prevent car jacking
Wear your seatbelt at all times as car jacking relies on speed and a seatbelt slows down the process of parting you from your car. When stopped in traffic, leave enough room to manouevre so that you can pull round the car in front if you feel threatened. Never open the door of your car to talk to strangers, or roll your window all the way down- by rolling down the window slightly you prevent an attacker from reaching in and opening your door, snatching your jewellery or robbing you at knifepoint.

Be conscious of your surroundings when driving.

Testimonials

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October 8th, 2011

September 5th, 2011

August 8th, 2011

Saw Mr KEyremotes today,  got prompt service and free advice on my car, really nice guy indeed

- snookies, Lagos, Nigeria
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July 15th . 2010:

Just want to leave a positive feedback and say thanks to Mr. Iyere on the professionalism to which he handles business. I am very satisfied since I placed an order for a key-less entry remote for my Accord, not only was it delivered on time, I did receive a GENUINE honda remote which works perfectly as advertised!

I implore you to keep up the good work.

Thank you once again.- Chuckdee, Abuja, FCT.

July 15th . 2010:

Thanks a lot Mr Eyieyien, I'm very impressed with the professionalism you demonstrated, especially as you had the right tools and there was no guess work. I'm enjoying my key without hassles- Adebola T., Lagos

February 23rd . 2010:

A trial will convince you goes the saying. My sincere THANKS to the management of mykeyroom for replacing my faulty Nissan remote at a fair price compared to dealer price. The response and service rendered were exceptional. Keep the flag flying men! MANY THANKS! - Nicholas. Warri, Delta State.

July 31st. 2009:

This guy is a performer,  HE IS JUST TO MUCH

He gave me a key with remote that can:-

*Control the factory installed security in my car - (even panic button sef dey work.)
*Open all the doors and booth remotely and manually
*Start and drive the car –sharp! Sharp!!

Imagine all this was achieved within 40-60 minutes and without touching the wiring of the car.

Now "I FEEL GOOD WITH A REMOTE KEYLEESS ENTRY". - Oilyass, Lagos, Nigeria.

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June 2009:

I eventually got my spare transponder key done for Mitsubishi Montero Sport through Mykeyroom. I initially though the guy was not for real, but people, he is real and sincere. Chief, keep it up.

To those of you blabbering that people should shine their eyes, you are the ones we need to be careful with cause you have no record to show for your noise. Peace.- Keeng, Lagos, Nigeria.

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I just got my transponder key/remote for my honda accord 2003 delivered and programmed to perfection, I have peace of mind now, this is indeed an incredible service you are providing, thanks a lot

More grease to your elbow - bol_exy, Victoria Island, Lagos.