Suzuki fits Datatool tracker and immobiliser to help protect its King of Quads

Suzuki’s range of KingQuad ATVs now come fitted with an enhanced security package courtesy of partnering with Datatool and Datatag.

Suzuki has been working with Datatag and fitting its CESAR forensic marking system for over 10 years but has recently bolstered its security offering by partnering with Datatool to fit a Thatcham accredited tracking and immobiliser system as well.

The Datatool Stealth S5+ tracker and immobiliser actively protect the ATV against unauthorised movement as well as providing hotwire/forced ignition protection. It has been developed for the harsh environments that ATVs must withstand. Waterproof with a built-in antenna, the Datatool Stealth is a cutting-edge tracking device which benefits from a UK-based 24/7/365 Theft Monitoring Team and is 4G-enabled for superior tracking abilities as well as providing tow-away alerts and key cloning protection. In addition, the Datatool App enables customers to see the location of their ATV in real time as well as journey history so you can see where the vehicle has been used.

Suzuki’s range currently comprises of three versatile models; the KingQuad 500 and 500XP as well as the KingQuad 750XP (XP denotes power steering). These robust utility ATVs are the culmination of years of refinement and their high levels of technical specification and ease of handling give riders confidence on any terrain, making them suitable for several applications including hill and lowland farming, estate management and use on equestrian properties.

Suzuki’s position as the leading supplier of ATVs to the UK agricultural and land-management markets has been strengthened by the new security package and by the recent announcement that they are beating the supply-chain issues being experienced in other sectors, with a healthy stock holding that is ready and waiting for its network of Dealers to access for confirmed customer orders. 

Mark Beeley, Head of ATV & Marine for Suzuki GB said, “We’re pleased to be able to include these security features within the cost of our ATVs. A Suzuki KingQuad is an invaluable asset to a wide variety of businesses, particularly in the agricultural industry, so we understand the need to protect them as much as possible. We hope customers will see the new tracker and immobiliser system as another added benefit and an additional reason to choose Suzuki.”

Customers can find out more by seeing Suzuki at the LAMMA show on the 10th and 11th January at the NEC (hall 7, stand number 7.436) or visiting: www.atv.suzuki.co.uk