Is it worth it to get the viper alarm for 2011 maxima?
That makes no sense. The remote start is so you can start your car remotely; not so anybody can steal it. You still need to get in with the Intellikey and push the start button twice to switch the car to a driveable mode. Otherwise when you just push the brake it turns off. Trust me, you want this feature. The whole point of the Viper is SECURITY.
Yeah what ghozt said was what I was wondering. Thanks ghozt for clarifying it. I think I'm gonna go for it. Seems like a good investment. if I do get the viper alarm I will still have the two options between the push start and the viper remote start correct?
I just threw in the Viper 5904HD alarm on my 2011 max... and when i remote start, i just get inside the vehicle.. step on the brake.. put it on drive and take off.... i know you guys have it different with the push start button twice.. but with mine, it doesnt do that
.. guess my installer did it differently lol
.. guess my installer did it differently lol
Me personally I think it's a waste of money. The car already has a factory alarm on it. I am doing the viper one button remote start only w/ 2 way feature (let's me know the car received the signal to start). I am doing this because with the intellakey you still need to carry the factory Nissan fob and I don't want to carry another big as remote around with me. I have the 5904 on my truck because it has a regular key. The whole alarm feature will keep my car from getting stolen is also a scam (JMO) if a good car thief wants your car they will get it. The one I'm putting in my is viper 4203v
Me personally I think it's a waste of money. The car already has a factory alarm on it. I am doing the viper one button remote start only w/ 2 way feature (let's me know the car received the signal to start). I am doing this because with the intellakey you still need to carry the factory Nissan fob and I don't want to carry another big as remote around with me. I have the 5904 on my truck because it has a regular key. The whole alarm feature will keep my car from getting stolen is also a scam (JMO) if a good car thief wants your car they will get it. The one I'm putting in my is viper 4203v
nobody said an alarm makes your car impossible to steal. it discourages a majority of car thieves except for professionals. if a pro takes it you're right not much you can do; but that doesn't mean to leave it so amateurs can take it too
on the alarm. if you buy from Viper dealers you get a warranty if it has any issues.
Yep 100% true I was confused on what warranty you were talking about.
true, in fact might as well ditch the wheel locks and leave valuables on your seats as well. who cares right? so easy to replace a stolen vehicle.
nobody said an alarm makes your car impossible to steal. it discourages a majority of car thieves except for professionals. if a pro takes it you're right not much you can do; but that doesn't mean to leave it so amateurs can take it too
Yep 100% true I was confused on what warranty you were talking about.
true, in fact might as well ditch the wheel locks and leave valuables on your seats as well. who cares right? so easy to replace a stolen vehicle.
nobody said an alarm makes your car impossible to steal. it discourages a majority of car thieves except for professionals. if a pro takes it you're right not much you can do; but that doesn't mean to leave it so amateurs can take it too

True, no car alarm will protect you from a smash and grab similar to no house security system will stop a smash and grab either unless you bar up everything (you have windows on your house, right?).
The main reason I like the Viper is cause of the add-ons. You can get the Smartstart, tilt sensor, glass-break sensor, and backup battery. Mine has every module. When you think of the shock sensors + all of that it really is a decent amount of warning/protection. On top of that I added several extra "horns" so when my alarm goes off it's pretty fking loud (on the inside too - you will go deaf trust me).
Thieves generally like to work in silence because noise attracts attention. Usually pro's will go straight for the electrical system and disable it; good luck disabling that + the backup battery. With all the different types of sensors you can get that will trigger the alarm (which with a few added horns can be an attention getter) most ways to get into/take the car have audible alerts. On top of that the Smartstart has the GPS option so you can instruct police to your exact vehicle's location.
Also: the Smartstart is cool cause you don't have to carry the extra keyfob plus have unlimited range on alerts/remote start essentially. You can program it to email/text you if the car is driven at all while in a "lockdown mode", email/text if it goes over a certain speed, out of a certain area, etc.
I agree that short of hiring an armed contingent to guard your car, nothing is a guarantee. Arguably you can say a car alarm is a waste of money on any car because you have car insurance and everything is replaceable. Some people get ADT for their houses, and some just buy locks for their doors. Different strokes for different folks.
The main reason I like the Viper is cause of the add-ons. You can get the Smartstart, tilt sensor, glass-break sensor, and backup battery. Mine has every module. When you think of the shock sensors + all of that it really is a decent amount of warning/protection. On top of that I added several extra "horns" so when my alarm goes off it's pretty fking loud (on the inside too - you will go deaf trust me).
Thieves generally like to work in silence because noise attracts attention. Usually pro's will go straight for the electrical system and disable it; good luck disabling that + the backup battery. With all the different types of sensors you can get that will trigger the alarm (which with a few added horns can be an attention getter) most ways to get into/take the car have audible alerts. On top of that the Smartstart has the GPS option so you can instruct police to your exact vehicle's location.
Also: the Smartstart is cool cause you don't have to carry the extra keyfob plus have unlimited range on alerts/remote start essentially. You can program it to email/text you if the car is driven at all while in a "lockdown mode", email/text if it goes over a certain speed, out of a certain area, etc.
I agree that short of hiring an armed contingent to guard your car, nothing is a guarantee. Arguably you can say a car alarm is a waste of money on any car because you have car insurance and everything is replaceable. Some people get ADT for their houses, and some just buy locks for their doors. Different strokes for different folks.
True, no car alarm will protect you from a smash and grab similar to no house security system will stop a smash and grab either unless you bar up everything (you have windows on your house, right?).
The main reason I like the Viper is cause of the add-ons. You can get the Smartstart, tilt sensor, glass-break sensor, and backup battery. Mine has every module. When you think of the shock sensors + all of that it really is a decent amount of warning/protection. On top of that I added several extra "horns" so when my alarm goes off it's pretty fking loud (on the inside too - you will go deaf trust me).
Thieves generally like to work in silence because noise attracts attention. Usually pro's will go straight for the electrical system and disable it; good luck disabling that + the backup battery. With all the different types of sensors you can get that will trigger the alarm (which with a few added horns can be an attention getter) most ways to get into/take the car have audible alerts. On top of that the Smartstart has the GPS option so you can instruct police to your exact vehicle's location.
Also: the Smartstart is cool cause you don't have to carry the extra keyfob plus have unlimited range on alerts/remote start essentially. You can program it to email/text you if the car is driven at all while in a "lockdown mode", email/text if it goes over a certain speed, out of a certain area, etc.
I agree that short of hiring an armed contingent to guard your car, nothing is a guarantee. Arguably you can say a car alarm is a waste of money on any car because you have car insurance and everything is replaceable. Some people get ADT for their houses, and some just buy locks for their doors. Different strokes for different folks.
The main reason I like the Viper is cause of the add-ons. You can get the Smartstart, tilt sensor, glass-break sensor, and backup battery. Mine has every module. When you think of the shock sensors + all of that it really is a decent amount of warning/protection. On top of that I added several extra "horns" so when my alarm goes off it's pretty fking loud (on the inside too - you will go deaf trust me).
Thieves generally like to work in silence because noise attracts attention. Usually pro's will go straight for the electrical system and disable it; good luck disabling that + the backup battery. With all the different types of sensors you can get that will trigger the alarm (which with a few added horns can be an attention getter) most ways to get into/take the car have audible alerts. On top of that the Smartstart has the GPS option so you can instruct police to your exact vehicle's location.
Also: the Smartstart is cool cause you don't have to carry the extra keyfob plus have unlimited range on alerts/remote start essentially. You can program it to email/text you if the car is driven at all while in a "lockdown mode", email/text if it goes over a certain speed, out of a certain area, etc.
I agree that short of hiring an armed contingent to guard your car, nothing is a guarantee. Arguably you can say a car alarm is a waste of money on any car because you have car insurance and everything is replaceable. Some people get ADT for their houses, and some just buy locks for their doors. Different strokes for different folks.
I agree with you about the add ons. I used to install at shop for about 85-90 new car dealers. Our main product line is viper. All the cool **** you can add on is awesome. I'm just saying with this car I didn't want to carry around 2 big remotes in my pocket and was just doing the remote start only so I didn't have to. The viper stuff is really nice like I said earlier I have the 5904 HD on my frontier and I love it. True if you do have the smart start feature on yours you dont need to carry a remote for the viper at all. I guess I didn't think of that and I guess if you add on more horns and sirens then it will really grab yours or someone else's attention for your protection. I guess for me personally the wife and I have our cars right our bedroom window (bedroom is right above garage) so if someone broke a window on the car and tried to get in the factory alarm would wake us up and we can rush outside. That's why I was saying me personally think its a waste that's all
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