DUB Magazine Features Powerlock's Wheel Safe in Product Review and Installation

  
    
  
  
    
      Powerlock International (Pink Sheets: PWLK) is pleased to announce that 
      DUB Magazine featured the Wheel Safe wireless security system for custom 
      rims in an article that included a step-by-step installation of the 
      Wheel Safe product.
    
    
      As pointed out in the article, “However, 
      because of their value, those dubs are a potential target for thieves.” 
      By way of example, Wheel Safe was installed on a Hummer for the article 
      that had a set of five 30-inch TIS wheels and Pirelli Scorpion Zero 
      tires that costs $25,000.00.
    
    
      We at Powerlock are very honored that a company of DUB’s 
      caliber choose Wheel Safe to be included in their magazine.
    
    
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      is the authoritative voice of the urban automotive universe, and the 
      lifestyle it has given rise to. The original “celebrity 
      driven vehicle” publication, DUB magazine’s 
      foresightful, tell-it-like-it-is approach to what is hot and what is not 
      has demonstrated the authenticity necessary to earn it the title “official 
      voice of the urban youth market” by its 
      readers and the credibility to be considered the only real source for 
      future trends in the urban automotive market by industry professionals 
      and taste-makers alike.
    
    
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