When it comes to theft prevention, it’s recommended to combine multiple measures tailored to your vehicle model and parking environment, rather than relying on just one.
In practice, even with the same car, the best-suited measures can differ depending on whether you usually park at your home’s parking lot or whether you often use parking lots away from home when you go out.

The following combinations are commonly chosen:

• Measures to alert you to abnormal activity
  These methods help you notice suspicious movement around the car more easily through sounds or notifications.

• Measures to make it harder to start the engine
  These are designed to make it difficult for the car to be moved easily on the spot.

• Visible measures
  These are actions that are visibly noticeable, such as a steering wheel lock or a tire lock.
  They communicate clearly that “this car is protected,” which can be expected to reduce the chances of being targeted.

As a guideline, it’s easier to decide by where you usually park most often.

• If your home parking lot is your primary parking spot
  Measures that make abnormal activity easy to notice via sound or notifications are convenient and tend to fit well.

• If you often use parking lots away from home when you go out
  Adding measures that make the car harder to take away immediately on the spot will provide extra peace of mind.

• If you store the car outdoors
  Combining measures that attract attention and those that make abnormal activity easy to notice can help you achieve a better balance.

• If you store the car indoors
  Even with a good storage environment, that alone may not be enough—so it’s recommended to narrow down the necessary measures based on how you use the car.

One thing to keep in mind is that even installing a single high-performance device doesn’t guarantee absolute safety.
If it doesn’t match how you use the car or your parking environment, you may not fully benefit from its performance.
On the other hand, if you add too many features beyond what’s necessary, the usability every time you use the car may become worse.

So what matters most is not choosing only based on how high-performance the measures are, but making sure they’re something you can use every day without strain.
A combination that allows you to protect the car effectively while not becoming a burden each time you use it is one that’s easier to continue with long-term peace of mind.

At LOGON, we guide you with content that’s unlikely to be either excessive or insufficient, taking into account vehicle model, storage environment, your budget, and ease of use.
Even if you’re at the stage of “I don’t know what to choose,” that’s okay.
Since we can think it through based on your actual way of using the car, even first-time customers can consult with confidence.