How do I keep my golf cart from being stolen?

Golf carts get stolen for a reason most owners never suspect: many carts share nearly universal keys within a brand, so a thief with one common key can drive off in dozens of different carts. Treat the factory key as decoration, not security.

• Swap the key switch. An aftermarket unique-key ignition or a hidden kill switch on the ignition circuit defeats the universal-key trick entirely.
• Lock the wheel or pedal. A steering wheel club or a pedal-to-wheel lock makes the cart impossible to drive even if it starts.
• Stop it from rolling. Carts are light — two people can push one onto a trailer. Chain the frame to a ground anchor or post when parked at home.
• Keep it out of sight. A cart parked in an open carport near the street is the neighborhood's easiest target.

Because carts are usually taken by rolling or trailering rather than hot-wiring, tracking matters more than with a car. A magnetic GPS tracker sticks to the steel frame in a hidden spot and pings your phone the second the cart moves. No wiring, no subscription — and if the cart leaves your property in the night, you hand police a live map instead of a guess.

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