Steering Wheel Locks by Milenco, Police Approved Vehicle Security

• Enhanced Security: Engineered to exceed the Sold Secure Gold Standard, offering unmatched attack resistance and security.
• Diverse Options: Ranging from classic to spacious commercial locks, suitable for various vehicle types.
• User-Friendly Design: Simple to fit, with a universal design and additional features like protective soft pads.
• Visible Deterrent: High-visibility, heavy-duty steel bars as a powerful theft deterrent.
• Quality and Reliability: Milenco's reputation backed by extensive testing and insurance approval.

Do Steering Wheel Locks Really Prevent Theft?

Yes, steering wheel locks provide a significant physical barrier and visual deterrence. Premium steering wheel locks like the ones Milenco produced are heavy-duty and have high-security features, such as being pick-proof and resistant to common attack methods, make them highly effective against theft.

Is It Worth Buying a Steering Wheel Lock?

Absolutely. They are an affordable, effective solution for enhancing vehicle security. Milenco's locks, meeting the Sold Secure Gold Standard, offer superior protection, making them a worthwhile investment for safeguarding your vehicle.

Which Steering Wheel Lock is the Best?

It depends on your specific needs and vehicle type. Milenco offers a range of high-security locks, from the classic High-Security Steering Wheel Lock suitable for all cars to the Commercial High-Security Steering Wheel Lock for larger vehicles like vans and motorhomes.

What’s the Difference Between SCM & Sold Secure

Sold Secure is the UK independent test house for Security Products. SCM is the Dutch independent test house for Security Products. Milenco has a 25-year involvement with both Sold Secure and its predecessor, PACT, as well as the SCM standard and its predecessor, TNO-VIP.

This is a question we get asked a lot, and as a company that has numerous approvals for both standards, we have here produced a simple and impartial guide to the difference in the standards.

Thatcham has never really had an involvement in Caravan theft, and now this standard is discontinued therefore has no relevance to caravan security.

The general and most significant difference between the two standards is that Sold Secure has been developed based upon techniques used by thieves in the UK. Conversely, the SCM standard has been developed around techniques used by thieves in the Netherlands.

Which is the highest standard? It is generally regarded that Sold Secure Gold is over 50% tougher than SCM. Regretfully the UK leads the world for Caravan theft, so it has the toughest standards.

Which is the better approval? Both Sold Secure and SCM are competent, efficient, and professional organisations, but we recommend Sold Secure for the UK and SCM for the Netherlands.