I'm looking at the above products because I have some worry about the doors being stolen. Has anyone tried these or does anyone have any thoughts? The quadratic brand seems to be defeated by anyone with a decent toolset.
This is clearly the best solution! With my old Wranglers, I seldom had the doors on, but my wife is driving this one a fair amount and will have them on when it is cold.
I saw a youtube video once where-in they actually 'steel' the doors of a Jeep which had a hardtop on (it was a demonstration). Don't have any experience with the product you mention though.
a retard with a 12" length of iron pipe can snap them off in about 10 seconds... they do it with those locking lugnuts all the time(and a lug bolt is MUCH more significant than a door pin), adding a couple dollars to the insurance claim, and leaving you on your own on the expense of the anti-theft nuts, because your ins. co. is not going to cover the cost of the defeated anti-theft device you installed (unless you also have renters ins. that covers your cargo).
Damn, hadnt thought of that. I wonder if you can locktite them or something. Or maybe it might be worth it to drill out the inside of the bolt so a Torx head wont work on them anymore. It's not like you'd ever need to remove those I'm guessing.
Seems if they truly want them they will get them. Secure it the best you know how and enjoy. Life's to short to worry.
What sucks is you have to modify your lifestyle because of others.
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