Which Van Security Do I Need?

You do not need to know the name of every lock. Compare the main options below, then tell us what van you have, how you use it and what you keep inside. We can help you choose a sensible level of protection.

Hook Locks

A separate manual high-security lock with a hook-shaped bolt that engages into a reinforced keep.

Best for: Tools, trade vans & overnight loads

Slam Locks

Locks the load door automatically when it closes, reducing the chance of accidentally leaving it unsecured.

Best for: Couriers & frequent multi-drop work

Deadlocks

A separately operated mechanical lock adding another physical locking point beyond the factory system.

Best for: Straightforward extra security

Visible / Statement Locks

A highly visible external security lock that adds physical protection and an obvious visual deterrent.

Best for: Higher-risk parking & visible deterrence

Anti-Peel Protection

Reinforces vulnerable door areas to help resist attacks where the edge of the door is pulled away from the body.

Best for: Often paired with hook locks

Security Shields

Protects vulnerable handles, latches, wiring and mechanisms against direct attack.

Best for: Known weak points on specific vans

OBD Protection

Restricts unauthorised access to the diagnostic port where this may form part of a vehicle theft method.

Best for: Electronic theft protection

Catalytic Converter Protection

Physical protection designed to make catalytic-converter theft harder and more time-consuming.

Best for: Underbody theft protection