This simple ID minimizes the chance of crime taking place on or your car, which means a lower chance of claims that can drive up the cost of your insurance. Unlike noisy alarms that people ignore and annoy your neighbors, vehicle etching is a deterrent that goes unnoticed except by the people who matter most: thieves.
View More Protection PlansThis simple ID minimizes the chance of crime taking place on or your car, which means a lower chance of claims that can drive up the cost of your insurance. Unlike noisy alarms that people ignore and annoy your neighbors, vehicle etching is a deterrent that goes unnoticed except by the people who matter most: thieves.
The disappearance of a car due to theft may strand you outside the home, leaves you without the transportation you need to commute, and forces you to hunt for a new vehicle, which can be a major headache. Then, you have to deal with claims paperwork and hope that insurance pays you adequately for your loss while hoping that your insurance rates don't go up. You can avoid all this stress with a relatively inexpensive process that etches identification on the glass areas of your vehicle. This chemical etching takes only a few minutes to perform, lasts a long time, and does not damage windows. It cannot be removed without scratching or defacing the glass, making it a less-desirable car to own.Â| Â Â | Â Â  |  | Â |
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Criminals who target your car want to do one thing: sell it quickly for a profit. They are likely to change the VIN just so the vehicle cannot be traced back to you. Making the change on a metallic plate in one location is relatively easy. Having to do the same thing in multiple locations on glass that is easy to damage is difficult and time-consuming. Also, windshields and window glass can often be interchanged among differing years of the same model. They can provide big profits if detached and sold separately. But such pieces are useless with identification on them. That is why thieves who notice a VIN etched into the glass areas of your car will move on to easier targets. Small wonder that insurance companies and law enforcement agencies recommend VIN etching as an effective theft deterrent.
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