Motorcycle theft continues to be a serious concern across the U.S., with one bike stolen every seven minutes. Urban areas are particularly vulnerable, and high-value models like sport bikes and premium brands are prime targets. Recovery rates are disappointingly low—often under 50%—because stolen motorcycles are rapidly stripped down or trafficked across borders. Sophisticated theft rings now use GPS jammers, fraudulent titles, and forged VIN plates, making recovery even harder and placing immense strain on dealerships and law enforcement alike.
DotGuard offers scalable, dealership-ready solutions that address these risks head-on.
Tamper-resistant UID, QR or RFID labels give each motorcycle a unique identity linked to DotGuard’s National Asset Protection Registry. These markings deter resale, aid law enforcement, and support insurance claims with verified traceability.
From sports and cruisers to touring bikes, DotGuard kits install in minutes with no special tools. This makes it easy for dealerships to protect diverse inventory and upsell theft protection in F&I packages.
Dealerships gain credentialed access to register vehicles, confirm protection status, and assist in recovery efforts. The portal supports VIN lookups, UID verification, and timestamped ownership records—all in one secure dashboard.
F&I offices play a vital role in dealership revenue and customer satisfaction, and DotGuard’s theft protection solutions offer a seamless, high-margin opportunity for integration into their existing packages. By including tamper-resistant UID labels and access to a secure asset registry, dealerships can strengthen buyer trust while meeting insurance and compliance standards. These protections add value at the point of sale, reassuring customers that their vehicles are backed by advanced recovery and deterrence technology. With modular installation and an intuitive dealer portal, DotGuard solutions are easy to adopt, promote, and scale—giving F&I teams powerful tools to elevate the dealership’s reputation and bottom line.