As long as they are installed by competent techs, most of the ones on the market are fine. I tend to like the ones that have as few features as possible that still meet my needs. If he doesn't already have an alarm installed, it would be a good idea to buy one integrated with an alarm. If he has an alarm already, see if there is an add-on remote start module available for it. Make sure you get all the documentation (any reputable shop will give all the packaging to you) for any future issues that may arise. I would be more concerned with who is doing the install more than the brand of the starter. You find a good installer and they will know the brands to stay away from.

 

 

 

 

 

i use to have one intill i lost the remote at work off the key chain and i loved it i would start the car up in the middle of the winter before i would go to the car and the heat would  be  on and the car would be all warm once i got in

Not really seen any of these in the UK. But I know one question would asked from most british drivers. " Is it coveed by Insurance". For instance would the insurance company pay out if the car got pinched while it was being warmed up. I would say in the UK the chances are the insurance company wouldn't pay up.

I think the first thing is to check if you are insured with this type of contraption fitted.

the thing is well wait a minute people can unlock your door too but i was thinking if your car was locked well it was warming how can they pinch it but i answered it on my own

 

 

yea as sassy said lol

Sassy,

I was just saying to check first. I know insurance companies over here would not pay out if this system hadn't been approved by them. Always good to be careful and find out if your covered. Bad enough to have your vehicle pinched but worse that the insurance company won't pay out. Always best to check first.