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Say Bye-Bye To Keyless Car Theft With This ₦29k Fingerprint Steering Lock
The Halfords Fingerprint Steering Lock can be unlocked by placing a digit over a sensor. This means there won’t be any keys for owners to lose or locks that thieves can pick.


Halfords has launched a new anti theft product that it hopes can tackle the spate of high-tech vehicle crime across the world.
The Fingerprint T-Bar Steering Lock is the world’s first security device activated by a driver’s fingerprint using biometric technology.


The £59.99 Fingerprint Steering lock can be unlocked by placing a digit over a sensor. This means there won’t be any keys for owners to lose or locks that thieves can pick.
The new advanced steering lock can hold up to 20 different prints at any one time, meaning family and friends can also access it. They can also be deleted and replaced at any time.
Video Of Halfords Fingerprint Steering Lock

The battery-powered print-recognising sensor can last for six months between charges. It can be charged via a USB port when the battery level drops.
With keyless car theft on the rise, and cars made by Range Rover, Honda, Kia, Nissan, Peugeot, Toyota, still vulnerable to keyless thefts, the Halfords Fingerprint Steering Lock will surely safeguard your car from robbers.
Keyless Car Thefts
Astonishing number of car makers admitted to consumer association, Which?, that they have not fixed security flaws with their vehicles that allow them to be remotely stolen by criminals.
Automakers that have failed to bring in a fix include Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Lexus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Peugeot, Renault, SsangYong and Suzuki.
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