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Why Thieves Are Stealing Catalytic Converters and How to Protect Your Car

By Matthew Lynch
June 9, 2023
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Catalytic converters are an essential component of modern vehicles. They help to remove harmful pollutants from the exhaust gases produced by combustion engines. However, in recent years, there has been a significant increase in the theft of catalytic converters from cars. This has left car owners wondering why thieves are stealing them and how they can protect their vehicles from such theft.

The first question that comes to mind is why catalytic converters are so attractive to thieves. The answer lies in the metals used in their construction. Catalytic converters contain precious metals such as platinum, palladium, and rhodium. The value of these metals has been steadily increasing in recent years, making catalytic converters attractive targets for thieves.

Removing catalytic converters from cars is relatively easy, and thieves can sell them to scrap yards and recyclers for up to hundreds of dollars each. Given the increasing value of these metals, it is no surprise that thefts of catalytic converters have increased.

So, how can you protect your car from catalytic converter theft? Here are some tips:

1. Park your car in a well-lit area: Thieves prefer to operate in the dark, so parking in a well-lit area can deter them.

2. Use a steering wheel lock or alarm system: These devices make it harder for thieves to steal your catalytic converter and are likely to attract attention if someone tries to steal it.

3. Install security cameras: Installing security cameras around your parking area can deter thieves from attempting to steal your catalytic converter.

4. Engrave your license plate number: Engraving your license plate number on the catalytic converter can make it less attractive to thieves because it can be traced back to the owner.

5. Get a security marking system: A security marking system involves marking your catalytic converter with a unique identifier that can be traced back to the owner if the converter is stolen.

6. Use aftermarket products like a catalytic converter theft deterrent: Catalytic converter theft deterrent products are widely available and can help to make your converter less attractive to thieves.

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