Push-Button Engine Start Kit: RFID Anti-Theft Immobilizer
$29.99 CAD
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Push-Button Engine Start Kit: RFID Anti-Theft Immobilizer
$29.99 CAD
Keyless start with a built-in theft deterrent. This push-button engine start kit replaces your key ignition with a modern start/stop button, and the RFID immobilizer means the car won't start unless one of the paired RFID tags is present: a thief with a screwdriver gets nothing. Two RFID key fobs are included, the system wires into your existing ignition, and the illuminated button gives the cabin a premium feel. It's a popular upgrade for older vehicles that never had push-button start, adding both convenience and a real layer of anti-theft protection. Professional installation is recommended since it ties into the ignition wiring.
Why it fits your home:
- Push-button engine start/stop conversion
- RFID immobilizer: car won't start without a paired tag
- Two RFID key fobs included
- Illuminated start button for a modern cabin feel
- Fits most 12V vehicles
- Professional installation recommended (ignition wiring)
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How does your city compare?
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What the data says about car theft in the US
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1 in 10Share of US car thefts that police solved in 2025.
200Cars and other vehicles stolen per 100,000 people in the US in 2025.
JulyThe riskiest month for car theft in large US cities, 10% above an average month.
What the data says about car theft
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83,652Cars and other motor vehicles reported stolen in Canada in 2025.
11%Share of those car thefts that police solved.
10pmThe busiest hour for car theft in Toronto, from 2023 to 2025.