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LifeSafer Ignition interlock is the leading ignition interlock provider nationwide and home to “No-Call Install”, the first fully online installation booking tool. LifeSafer’s locations are MD certified and our expert technicians at 416 N. Stone Street Ave, #10 can handle all your installation and calibration needs. LifeSafer has over 30 years of ignition interlock experience and has helped over 1.5 million people get back on the road again.
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LifeSafer Ignition Interlock
416 N. Stone Street Ave, #10, Rockville, MD
20850, United States
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- IIIashaJan 10, 20201.0-5 stars! Unprofessional is an understatement. These people are THEIF’S. Went to have an interlock installed on my vehicle to help a family member get their Drivers License reinstated. The device seemed to malfunction all the time requiring the unwanted appointments and unwanted fees. As if that wasn’t bad enough the shop removed the remote start that was installed on my vehicle and never mentioned anything about it. It was not until I took my vehicle to get serviced at my local Toyota dealership and had them check out why my remote start was not working when I was informed that it was completely removed. When confronting the shop about it they were completely in denial that they removed it. THEIFS!!! I will be getting to the bottom of this issue even if it requires filing a police report. Do not give them your business please get your needs met else were.
- RMRoberto MorejonFeb 17, 20191.0Terrible place. On several occasions needed to call main number I have been placed as long as 1.5 hours. Just to tell me that they're system is down. Missed appointment because that was the whole purpose of calling in and then they want to charge me for missing apointment. Now I have been trying to schedule the interview time be removed, and yet again no surprises I'm comming up on 3 weeks of trying to schedule this and now my vehicle is locked out and they say there system is down again. I would not recommend this for anyone. U call and ask for a sales rep and the phone is picked up within 30 secs. Once they have u and u are already paying for services I guess they figure u don't have a choice. NEVER AGAIN
Frequently Asked Questions About LifeSafer Ignition Interlock
How long will my installation take?
At a LifeSafer location, your appointment will usually take about one to two hours, but this can vary based on your car's make, model, and year. You can choose to leave your car with us or come back to pick it up after the installation is done. The LifeSafer team is trained to install your device quickly and efficiently.
Where do I get an ignition interlock device?
LifeSafer has thousands of locations conveniently located all across the United States. Our Guaranteed Same-Day Installation makes it easier than ever to make sure you can get back on the road ASAP. Take advantage of our No-Call Install online enrollment and get your installation appointment set up in less than 5 minutes!
How do I use my ignition interlock device?
During your appointment at LifeSafer, you'll receive comprehensive guidance on operating the LifeSafer ignition interlock device. This includes instructions on proper usage, what to avoid prior to using the device, and tips for ensuring it operates effectively. Please do not hesitate to ask your certified installer any questions you may have about your car breathalyzer and our services.
How much does an ignition interlock device cost?
The cost for installing a LifeSafer ignition interlock device, also known as a car breathalyzer, usually ranges from $70 to $150. This is a one-time installation fee that you'll pay at the beginning of your lease period for the device. You'll pay this fee directly to the service center that installs the device in your vehicle. Additional fees are usually incurred every time you must have your device calibrated and vary by state.
How does an interlock device/car breathalyzer work?
After the device is set up, drivers need to breathe into the car breathalyzer's mouthpiece to provide a sample. This device checks the driver’s breath alcohol concentration (BAC) to measure it is within legal limits. Typically, if the BAC is below .025, the driver is then clear to insert their keys and start the vehicle.