Introduction
 When shopping for a car alarm, quality should be the first on your list. There are many car alarms out there that are made with low quality materials. Beware of these units as the will cause problems in the future. Asianwolf Car alarms are made with the highest quality components and uses thick gauge wire for the wiring harness. First decide if you need a basic car alarm that will protect all entry points or if you need an alarm with extra features such as:
 *Remote Start (Start your car with the remote)
 *Paging System (Pages you when there is a break-in)
 *Camera System (takes a Picture of the thief and sends his image to your remote)
 *Window rollup modules (Closes your windows when you arm the alarm)
 *Starter Disable Digital Keypad
 *Back up Battery Siren
 *Glass Sensor
 *Tilt Sensor
 *etc 

 Instructions
 Difficulty: Easy
 Steps
 1
 Step One
 Next, figure out a budget. Asianwolf Car alarms are priced from $50 and up depending on the features you want. Also don't forget to take in account the cost of installation at your local car alarm shop.
 Once you have a budget it will make it easier to purchase a car alarm that will fit your needs.
 
 2
 Step Two
 Check out the car alarms at www.asianwolf.com
 Read up on the alarms and the features each car alarm comes with.
 Alarm package combos are the best deals as you get all kinds of accessories free or discounted.
 3
 Step Three
 Watch the videos on their website to learn more about each car alarm. The videos page can be accessed from the home page under the "Videos" link on the left.
 
 4
 Step Four
 If in doubt just call them and they will help you choose the right car alarm for you car.
 Overall Tips & Warnings
 Have the car alarm installed by a car alarm professional.
 Don't take the chance and install it yourself. Installation requires years of experience and should be installed by a professional.
 Stay away from mechanics and electricians as they lack the experience needed to install high quality security components.
 Installing the car alarm yourself or having it installed by a non professional could damage both your car and alarm system.

 Resources
 Asianwolf store
 
Credits
 Courtesy of Asianwolf.com