If you are reading this post, then there is a good chance that you are a victim of catalytic converter theft. If so, I am so sorry to hear that. I know the anger and frustration that you feel. As a retired police officer, I have seen hundreds of vehicle owners go through the same […]

If you start your car only to find out that it sounds like a jet engine roaring, you are most likely the latest victim of catalytic converter theft. And if your catalytic converter has been stolen, you might be wondering, “Can you drive a car without a catalytic converter? Or do I need a tow?“

Catalytic converter thefts have been skyrocketing for the past several years, and it appears to be getting worse. With the economic turbulence due to Covid-19 and high gas prices, more thieves are turning to catalytic converters for their precious metals. While any car built after 1974 can be a target, the vehicles below have the

A stolen catalytic converter is a major inconvenience (and cost) for vehicle owners, especially if you own a vehicle that is high on a thieves’ list of target vehicles. Passenger vehicle makes like Toyota, Lexus, and Honda models are highest on the list of vehicles most likely to be targeted, but any make and model

According to insurance companies and law enforcement agencies, catalytic converter theft is at an all-time high. In this article, we set out to share the cars and trucks least likely to have their catalytic converters stolen. While any vehicle can be a target, there are vehicles where catalytic converter theft is less likely because their

Due to the high repair costs of replacing a stolen catalytic converter, you might be wondering, can I install a straight pipe and avoid the costly replacement of a new one? Can I install something quick so I can drive my car without it sounding like a 747 jet airliner? The short answer is yes

If you are a Toyota Prius owner, you likely love your car. Unfortunately, so do catalytic converter thieves. Because of this, the Toyota Prius is the #1 vehicle targeted for catalytic converter theft in the United States according to insurance companies and law enforcement agencies. And due to skyrocketing metal prices and supply chain issues,

If you recently had your catalytic converter stolen you might be wondering, is catalytic converter theft covered by your auto insurance policy? The answer? Possibly. It depends on your car insurance policy. Because policies can differ across companies, states, and countries, it is best to read your policy and contact your insurance agent or claims

Chances are if you are reading this article your catalytic converter has been stolen, or you are interested in preventing a catalytic converter from being stolen. Catalytic converters are part of a vehicle’s exhaust system that helps reduce toxic emissions. They are frequently stolen because they contain precious metals like platinum, rhodium, palladium. Catalytic converter