Andrew K.
11 months ago
Guys did a great job on my full wrap, calipers and window tint. Easiest 5 stars I've ever given. Great prices too. Sent me pics along the way so I knew how it was progressing.
Three ways to keep the car from starting, each at one set price.
$275
Ignition button style
This package includes:
$400
The alarm and radio lose power too
This package includes:
$600
This package includes:
Financing is available on jobs over $1,000.
Andrew K.
11 months ago
Aadam A.
a year ago
Hussein S.
2 months ago
Tinted my car and took them a hour tops! Great experience with service and very respectful workers.
Mery N.
a year ago
Hadi A.
7 months ago
Got 20% windows and 35% windshield looks perfect and the people working there were really friendly too! I would 100% recommend.
Jasin I.
6 months ago
Leslie P.
6 months ago
Hands-down, one of the best places in the city, Window Tinting ceramic wraps, the place is great And the staff is even better
SRT Peezy
8 months ago
Moe D.
4 months ago
Melissa R.
8 months ago
Chris E.
4 months ago
Mykel J.
4 months ago
anel m.
5 months ago
M M
5 months ago
moe a.
7 months ago
Got to be one of the best car customization place in the country very professional won’t take my car anywhere else and I work on cars!!
Basil K.
3 years ago
Button, battery disconnect, or ignition disconnect. Not sure which? We'll help you choose.
Somewhere only you know, wired clean like it came from the factory.
Every install is done the same day, tested and walked through with you before you leave.
The Jeep Grand Cherokee was the most stolen vehicle in Michigan in 2025, with 1,217 thefts according to the National Insurance Crime Bureau, followed by the Dodge Durango, Ram 1500, Chevrolet Malibu, and Dodge Charger. Metro Detroit is where it happens most: the Detroit-Warren-Dearborn area had 11,714 of the state's 17,298 vehicle thefts. Thefts were down 22% from 2024, but many of these cars are taken with a copied key or a relayed fob, and that is exactly what a kill switch stops. Let's get your kill switch installed today and get your vehicle protected!
Vehicle thefts in Michigan in 2025. Source: National Insurance Crime Bureau, as reported by WOOD TV8.
A kill switch is the only one of the three that keeps the car from leaving. An alarm makes noise most people ignore, and a tracker only helps after the car is gone.
| Kill switch | Alarm | GPS tracker | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Keeps the car from starting | Yes | No | No |
| Stops a copied key or relayed fob | Yes | No | No |
| Helps find the car after it's stolen | No | No | Yes |
| One-time cost | Yes | Yes | Most charge monthly |
Already have an alarm? Keep it. A kill switch works alongside it, and the remote ignition disconnect keeps your alarm working.
Kill switch installation at Buff X Customization in Dearborn Heights, Michigan starts with one fact: thieves don't hot-wire cars anymore. They copy your key through the port under the dash, or catch your fob's signal from inside the house, and the car starts for them like it starts for you. A kill switch is a hidden cutoff on a circuit the engine needs to start, so with it off the car just sits there, whatever key they have. The same tricks work on almost any push-start car, not just the ones on the news.
We offer three options at set prices: a hidden button for $275, a remote battery disconnect for $400, and a remote ignition disconnect for $600, the one most customers pick. Every connection is soldered and sealed, the wiring is tucked into the harness, and every install is done the same day. Find us at 26015 W Warren St, just west of Detroit and minutes from Dearborn and Livonia.
Lock it down today. Get your quote below!
Get My Kill Switch QuoteA kill switch at Buff X is $275 for a hidden ignition button, $400 for a remote battery disconnect, and $600 for a remote ignition disconnect, the most popular option. Those are set prices, not starting points.
The remote ignition disconnect, for most drivers. The button style costs the least, but the button lives inside the car, and a thief with enough time can find it. The remote battery disconnect cuts all power, so nobody can start the car or program a key, but the alarm goes quiet too and the radio resets every time. The remote ignition disconnect stops the car from starting while the alarm and radio keep working, which is why most customers pick it.
Yes. The switch interrupts a circuit the engine needs to start, so it does not matter how the car recognizes the key. With the switch off, nothing happens.
Yes. A Buff X kill switch cuts a circuit that both push-button and keyed cars need to start, so neither will run until the switch is turned back on.
With the Buff X button kill switch, the button goes somewhere you choose with us: reachable from the driver's seat, invisible to a passenger, and away from the spots thieves check first. We do not put it under the dash by the fuse box. The two remote options have no button in the cabin at all; you control them from the remote.
No. A kill switch does not void your vehicle's warranty. The install interrupts a single circuit with soldered, sealed connections and does not change the car's computers. If you have a specific warranty question, ask us when you book and we will go over it for your vehicle.
Yes. With the kill switch on, the car behaves like stock, including remote start. With the kill switch off, nothing starts the car, which is the idea when it is parked overnight.
Every kill switch install at Buff X is done the same day, on any vehicle. Book a time, and you drive home with it installed, tested, and walked through.
A kill switch is often the first item in a bigger custom build. Drivers who protect the car from theft usually protect the paint too: see paint protection film and window tinting. We install kill switches for drivers from Dearborn, Detroit, Livonia, Westland, Canton, Taylor, and the rest of the areas we serve, all from our window tinting, PPF, and car customization shop in Dearborn Heights.
Tell us the year, make, and model. We'll come back with a price and the soonest day we can get it in.