Got a CAA letter about a high-theft vehicle surcharge? A hidden, professionally installed immobilizer that meets CAA's criteria removes the whole surcharge. We install all three below, and give you the proof of purchase and certificate of installation CAA asks for.
All three are hidden aftermarket immobilizers that meet CAA's criteria. The differences are how you disarm them, whether you get GPS and an app, and which vehicles they suit.
Most recognized
Recognized by CAA, TD and Co-operators, so it still counts if you change insurers. A hidden digital immobilizer with no box to find. Vehicles equipped with CAN FD need the IGLA FD Dual CAN version instead, and it's only for those vehicles.
Installed $1,349.99 CAD
GPS and app control
With the SIM and 3-year data plan you also get 4G GPS tracking and app control from anywhere. Without the SIM it's Bluetooth only and costs less. CAA treats both the same.
From $1,049.99 CAD
Lowest cost
A compact contactless immobilizer. If its tag isn't in the vehicle, the start button does nothing.
Installed $449.99 CAD
CAA takes part of the surcharge off for a recovery system. A Faraday key bag won't lower it, but it still stops relay theft.
Reduces it by 50%
Theft recovery with window etching that marks your vehicle as protected.
Installed $399.99 CAD
No CAA discount
CAA's criteria exclude Faraday accessories, so the bag won't lower your surcharge. It does stop thieves relaying your key fob's signal from outside your home.
$12.99 CAD
To remove 100% of the surcharge, CAA asks for an aftermarket immobilizer that:
Your invoice is the proof of purchase, and we issue the certificate of installation the day we install. Send both to CAA, and keep copies for your records.
Text us a photo of your CAA letter, with your year, make and model. We'll confirm the right system.
Same-day install at our Markham shop, by appointment. Wait with us or drop it off.
Proof of purchase and the certificate of installation, both from us.
IGLA and the StarLine S9 both turn the buttons already in your vehicle into a keypad. Make up a code on the wheel, then try to start the engine without it.
Step 1 of 2 · Make up your code
Press 4 or more buttons on the wheel, in any order. That's your code.
On IGLA, codes can be up to 20 presses long.
In your vehicle, you can use the steering wheel, door panel or console buttons. We set your code up with you at the install.
Which anti-theft system is best?
IGLA on a pickup truck
StarLine S9 on a Ferrari
KEETEC Rider: don't let it happen again
CAA adds a surcharge to the vehicles thieves target most. If you've had a letter, it names the vehicle and what CAA will accept to remove or reduce the surcharge.
A hidden aftermarket immobilizer that meets CAA's criteria. We install three: IGLA, the StarLine S9 and the KEETEC Rider.
Yes. CAA reduces the surcharge by 50% for a recovery system like TAG. Only an immobilizer removes all of it. A Faraday key bag won't lower it: CAA's criteria exclude Faraday accessories, though the bag still stops relay theft.
Your proof of purchase and the certificate of installation. We give you both on the day.
Not if you want the surcharge removed. CAA asks for an install by an authorized installer, hidden in the vehicle, with a certificate of installation.
IGLA if you might change insurers: CAA, TD and Co-operators all recognize it. The StarLine S9 if you also want GPS tracking and app control. The KEETEC Rider for the lowest cost on a push-button-start vehicle.
TD recognizes IGLA but not the StarLine S9 or the Rider. See our TD Insurance page, or use the insurer finder.
No. A dealer can only decline a specific claim if they can show the installation caused the fault, which is why install quality matters and why we back ours for life.
Text us a photo of your letter with your year, make and model, and we'll tell you which system clears it.
