Decades of history show that thieves easily defeat bar locks — by cutting the bar or cutting the steering wheel itself.
Why disklok sets the standard
See for yourself:
Disklok’s anti-grind material makes cutting through it too difficult for most thieves to even attempt, let alone succeed.
Pros
- Lower upfront cost
- Lighter and quicker to fit
Cons
- Exposed wheel remains vulnerable
- Only partial steering wheel coverage
- Easy to cut through bar
- Lower overall theft protection
Pros
- Full-wheel enclosure protection
- Extremely difficult to cut through
- Highest level of physical theft protection
- Strong, visible security presence
Cons
- Higher upfront cost
- Heavier than a standard bar lock
Bar locks are very familiar territory for thieves, and most already carry the tools to remove them.
Disklok is a different story. Most thieves are not equipped or prepared to deal with one.
Full-Cover Steering Wheel Security
- Gold Edition: Full-wheel coverage and a spinning design help resist steering-wheel attacks.
- Visible deterrent: A physical security layer for your parked vehicle.
Independently Tested
- Sold Secure Automotive Gold: The Gold Edition holds this model-specific certification.
- Attack resistance: Anti-pick and anti-drill cylinder, with increased resistance to angle grinder attacks.
How Keyless Car Thefts Work
Keyless entry attacks can bypass some electronic security systems. A Disklok adds a visible physical barrier as part of a layered approach to vehicle security.
SOLD SECURE AUTOMOTIVE GOLD
Sold Secure is the premier testing and certification house for security products.
The Disklok comfortably passes their Gold standard and wears the Sold Secure emblem with pride.
Secured by Design (SBD)
Disklok participates in the UK Secured by Design police crime-prevention initiative.
The manufacturer reports UK police preferred specification. This is a UK scheme, not a Canadian police endorsement.
The Disklok range covers a wide variety of steering wheel sizes, including the following vehicle types:
We recommend measuring the diameter of your steering wheel before purchasing.



