Wheel clamps..

I cannot be bothered with wheel clamps, too much like hard work when there are much easier deterrents to fit. Sounds as you have some of them and if the alarm is a good one with an immobiliser I would have thought any further devices unnecessary.

peedee

I have a STOPLOK steering wheel lock which has the advantage of being a visual deterrent as well. The others are clandestine and may or may not be present.

You don’t say where you intend to use the wheel clamp, Rexy, but personally I would find a wheel clamp a nuisance on site. Where would it be carried when not in use? Have you space and the payload to accommodate it?

More importantly, it would negate, for me, the ease of taking to the road and pitching and leaving sites. It would impinge on the very thing that makes MH-ing attractive. 

Yes, a steering lock is viable and also acts as a visible deterrent (Stoplok are considered good) but I feel a wheelclamp is unnecessary and a hindrance in normal use.

We use a disklok on the steering wheel as a visible deterrent. I imagine it is much easier to fit than a wheel clamp, but am also aware that armed with a battery powered angle grinder, either could be removed in just a few minutes.

either could be removed in just a few minutes.

For "minutes" read "Seconds".  Takes longer with the key.

I use one of these when we are off site ,say in a car park etc , I know it can be cut off but it might deter someone 

it takes seconds to fit and lives in the door foot well 

Hi

Many thanks for replies.

The Mh is a Majestic so although I know that it has quite a bit of security on it,I don't really know how good/bad it will be,only what the salesperson has told me!!!??...

Should have mentioned the wheel clamp would be for outside house and steering wheel clamp for when we are away.

I realise that all are probably easy to remove but just like the idea of some sort of deterrent for peace of mind!!!...

Regards

Rexy

My attitude is if they want they will take it are the going take a £3o.000 or a £80000 pound vehicle  ?

With alloy wheels, which aren’t common on motor homes, it’s easy to use a lock of the Nemesis type to provide some deterrence. A friend, with her motorhome tried various lightweight solutions, but had to settle for a heavier cage over the wheel style in the end.

All is not lost though, because you only want it for home, so a cage type can be left there while on the move. They can be a bit of a trial to fit or remove, we’ve found. In fact, the comment has been made, that a thief could cut one off quicker than our own struggles using a key.

If the additional security is for home, then a security post/ground anchor is another option.