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Thieves like this often attack many cars at once, often focusing onapartment complexes or night clubs. Even the simple act of leaving a gym bag inyour back seat can tantalize a thief into breaking into your vehicle. Althoughthe bag may have nothing in it but gym clothes, they may steal the bag in hopesof finding expensive sneakers, mp3 players, wallets or other valuable items. Tobe as safe as possible, always put bags in your trunk, and remove your GPS fromyour window every evening. If your GPS uses a mounting bracket or device, tryto remove that as well, just to be extra careful. 2)     Always lock yourdoors and shut your windows – Again, most people view this as a matter ofcourse, but many car doors remain unlocked and far too many windows are leftrolled down. While most vehicles can lock all doors with the press of a button,many still require manual locking. Some vehicles have separate lockingmechanisms for their trunks, as well. Many thieves choose which car they willrob based on how easy it will be to enter, and by testing door handles inparking lots looking for an open door. Do not make it easy for them tovictimize you. Keep all doors and other points of entry to your car secure.This includes windows, moonroofs and, for trucks, sliding rear windows. 3)     Be careful whereyou park – Always try to park your car in an as highly trafficked and well litarea as possible. Parking near other cars and away from dark corners of a parkinglot is always a good practice. If you are parking in a garage, try to park nearthe security station or by the attendant’s booth. If possible, try to parkdirectly under a light post or other light source. Thieves will be less likelyto commit a crime in the brightest area of the parking lot or structure theyare targeting. If you are parking in an area that is new to you, always try tochoose a spot in a driveway rather than on the street. 4)     NEVER leave yourcar running and unattended – Have you ever left your car running while you raninto a gas station to pay for fuel? How about leaving the car on while you gointo the Post Office to grab some stamps? One of the easiest ways a thief cansteal your car is if you leave it running for them. Never leave your car runningand unattended, no matter what the scenario. It only takes a couple of secondsfor a thief to jump into your car and drive away with it and everything you hadinside of it. There are far too many cases a year where a car is stolen in thisvery nature, sometimes with young children in the car at the time of the theft.To avoid becoming involved in such a horrendous incident, simply take your keyswith you whenever you are unable to keep a direct eye on your vehicle. 5)     Always use asecurity system – Security systems can be helpful for both stages of a stolencar incident – the before and the after. By utilizing visible cues of thepresence of an alarm system such as flashing indicator lights or a Club on yoursteering wheel, the criminals will be less likely to break into your particularvehicle. Alarms that sound upon the opening of a car door and the breaking of awindow are also helpful, as they can stop a criminal in between the act ofbreaking in and actually committing the theft. If your car is of substantialvalue to you, you should also consider affixing it with a GPS tracking device.These devices can assist the police in locating your vehicle within a few shorthours of it being stolen. Often times the use of these devices can result inyour car and possessions being returned to you exactly as you left them.  Do yourself a favor andmake a concerted effort to adhere to these 5 steps. While they will not provideyou with 100% protection from theft or robbery, they will definitely make yourcar less attractive to thieves, and will enhance your chances of finding yourcar exactly as you left it.This article was written by Jefferson Spooneron behalf of Ken Jones Tires. He recommends you visit Ken Jones Tires for allof your lawn tires, mower tires, tirechains, tiretubes, tractor tires and trailertires.