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Shops like Audio by Art in San Antonio, Texas, take steps to ensure that they protect their client’s vehicles while being upgraded.
Other Summer-Specific Remote Car Starter Features
Modern car starter systems can often do much more than start the engine. For example, if your vehicle has power windows or a sunroof, your remote start system can often control those. You can press a button on the remote, and the windows will roll down. A shop can even configure these systems to roll the windows up automatically when you press the lock button. The same goes for most electric sunroofs.
Some remote starters have a built-in temperature sensor. For example, if you have a remote with an LCD screen, you can check the temperature inside the vehicle before you leave your home or office. Likewise, if you have a telematics system that allows you to use your smartphone to control your vehicle, you can check the temperature using the app. If it’s cool and comfortable, you might not need to start the engine early.
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Many LCD remotes and telematics apps for car starters can display a vehicle’s interior temperature. Thanks to Pinnacle Autosound in Lake City, Florida, for the screenshot.
Of course, security options are a popular upgrade. Be sure to choose a remote car starter system with options to add shock, motion and tilt sensors. An added bonus: Sensors like these can trigger an alert if someone tries to steal your catalytic converter.
Buy a Remote Car Starter to Make Your Car or Truck More Comfortable This Summer
Before the weather gets too hot, drop by a few local specialty mobile enhancement retailers and ask them about buying a remote car starter. Keep in mind what we’ve mentioned about picking the best shop available to perform the installation. Getting into a comfortable vehicle on a hot summer day sure beats getting into what feels like an oven.
