Liverpool has been known by a lot of names, including the hometown of the sensational rock band of the sixties called the Beatles. It also has the Mercantile City, which is one of the most popular UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Despite the good things in Liverpool, it is still besmirched by the growing crime rate of hi-jacking. Sadly, common because of its increase in population and the growth of other related crimes, such as drug abuse. Unless you do something right now, you could be one of the car thief statistics.
Fortunately, you have a choice, and it’s merely a 20-minute drive from Liverpool. It’s a town called Wigan, where you can find K & M Acoustics.
Besides the well-paved and expansive roads, one of the best reasons to come in here is to get Black Jax. This is a car-jacking prevention or hi-jacking prevention accessory developed by Clifford and is considered as one of the most effective in the field.
It works amazingly. You have to know that there are so many ways on how a thief can steal your car. If you have been careless, you may leave your keys outside the car, and someone can just grab and drive your vehicle. Others would force you to abandon your car, while some would terrorise your home to obtain the car keys.
The car key security device, Black Jax, will work regardless of the method of stealing or car theft. In fact, it allows the thief to drive some distance.
By then though, the sirens will start to sound off, while the lights will be blinking. The vehicle and the driver therefore will attract attention from all people, especially the police or traffic officer.
What’s more, the device will compel the ignition to slow down, until the vehicle will come to a complete stop. Denying the thief the option to restart the vehicle. This will give you and the police officers ample time to pursue the thief, recovering your vehicle without too much distance being covered.
For more details on the Clifford Black Jax and other products we specialise in contact K and M Acoustics on: 01942 820174
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