No. On the vehicles listed here, there is no lock cylinder on the passenger or sliding door. Therefore, there is no relevant point of attack for a prick attack. Additional door locks may be useful for protection against other break-in methods.

Only if the rear door has a lock cylinder – that is, a lock where you can insert a key. If there’s no lock cylinder, no Anti-Prick protection plate is needed on the rear door. If the rear door has a lock, secure both the driver’s and rear door with a suitable plate each.

For Anti-Prick for internal installation, the plates are door-specific: there’s a driver’s door version, a rear door version, and a set for both doors. For Anti-Prick Pro for external installation, the same plate fits both doors with lock cylinders. For both doors, choose the set of two.

No. For a prick attack, one version per affected door is sufficient. The interior variant keeps protection hidden; the exterior version is visible and can also cover an existing puncture point.

Anti-Prick is specifically designed to protect against prick attacks at the lock cylinder. Additional security devices may be needed to guard against other methods of attack. The configurator will help you to find the right options for your vehicle.