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Rogueleader_92 · 12-04-2023, 11:57 AM

I've thought about this a lot. I'm an older guy (40) and keyless fobs just bother me so with my 23 being my first car with one I tried to trouble shoot how to best keep the car safe.

Like many are saying, out of sight out of mind. Garage it or even a cover could be enough to keep people from wanting to bother it.

Next I disabled the keyless entry where you just walk up and push the door handle button. It takes the unlock button from the remote or the app (I prefer the app so they can't catch the signal, instead it goes through the cellular signal that they may not be ready to snatch) to unlock. At least this way if someone is doing a relay attack they can't get entry without breaking in through a window or trying to pick the lock and it will cause the alarm to go off.

I am thinking of doing a kill switch someday but only after the warranties run out.

12-04-2023, 11:57 AM	#39
Rogueleader_92 Drives: Chevy camaro, Chevy cruze Join Date: Sep 2023 Location: Utah Posts: 144	I've thought about this a lot. I'm an older guy (40) and keyless fobs just bother me so with my 23 being my first car with one I tried to trouble shoot how to best keep the car safe. Like many are saying, out of sight out of mind. Garage it or even a cover could be enough to keep people from wanting to bother it. Next I disabled the keyless entry where you just walk up and push the door handle button. It takes the unlock button from the remote or the app (I prefer the app so they can't catch the signal, instead it goes through the cellular signal that they may not be ready to snatch) to unlock. At least this way if someone is doing a relay attack they can't get entry without breaking in through a window or trying to pick the lock and it will cause the alarm to go off. I am thinking of doing a kill switch someday but only after the warranties run out. __________________ (Previous, totalled, hit from behind 8/2023) Black 2010 Camaro 2LT, RS. 82K miles. Blue 2023 Camaro, 3LT, RS.