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Rimgard® (Int)

Why Rimgard?

The purpose of a deterrent is to make something difficult enough that it’s simply not worth the effort. With thousands of satisfied customers and top-tier test results from professional institutes, that’s what we stand by—nothing else.

Rimgard Performance

Can the lock be picked?

Yes, we know, YouTube is full of videos of skilled people picking locks in less than no time. They are impressive to say the least.

Now, remember that these are professional lock pickers, they compete in this field and they practice as if it was for the super bowl.

We believe they too would have a challenge if we replaced their lighting, work bench, office chair and quiet work place for a curb or garage. It is the wheel thieves we are out to stop.

Our lock cylinder is made by world leading manufacturer Assa Abloy. The lock we use is a high security lock designed for environments with high demands for both security and functionality. It is extremely resistant to manipulation and picking. 

Can you drill the lock?

Remember, thives want to be swift and discrete.

With the right amont of time and tools - anything can be drilled.

Drilling will take time and makes noice - it is not a swift and discrete way to steal anything in the middle of a street.

What if the thieves use a crowbar?

Again - thives want to be swift and discrete.

When Rimgard is installed on the wheels it is designed for, prying the module off is going to be very hard, take alot of time and damage the wheel badly.

All wheels are different and Rimgard will only perform at its best when installed on the wheels designed for.

If a gap is large enough and the bar long enough, anything can be pryed.

What if the thieves use an angle grinder?

Sorry for repeating ourselves, thieves want to be swift and discrete...

When installed on a wheel it is designed for, it is going to be very difficult and demand alot of precision to cut 20 arms off in order to reach all lugs.

All deterrent boxes are ticked - time, noise and damage.

Why not a locking lug nut?

As biased as we might be... the short answer is NO. If they did, we would not be.

Locking lug nuts have 20+ different combinations. Removal tools and key sets keys are readily available - often in the same place that sell the locking lugs in the first place. We argue they no longer work.

Are there master keys?

Our keys have 66 000 combinations and NO master keys are made.

Locks with masterkeys can only get certified for three months, after this, it is considered that the master keys will be too widely spread for the lock to be considered safe.

WE WANT TO PROTECT ALL WHEELS

We try as hard as we can and work as fast as we can to find new solutions for the wheels we cannot yet help protecting.

Contact us or sign up below, and you will be the first to know when Rimgard can bring peace of mind to yet another make or model.

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