What is Intoxalock? Intoxalock is an ignition interlock device, often called a car breathalyzer. It connects to your vehicle's ignition, and before the engine will start you give a quick breath sample. If the sample is under the set limit, the vehicle starts; if not, it stays locked. Interlocks are commonly required after a DUI or OWI so drivers can keep or get back their driving privileges. Intoxalock has been in business for more than 35 years, is approved in 46 states, and has helped more than a million people get back on the road. Its one-button design keeps everyday use simple, and support is available 24/7 in English and Spanish.
Our Intoxalock Services
🔧 Installation A certified technician installs your device, usually in about 30 to 90 minutes, and shows you how to use and care for it before you leave. | 📊 Calibration Regular calibration visits, typically every 30 to 90 days depending on your state, keep the device accurate and your record in compliance. Required | 🛡️ Service & Repairs Having trouble with your device? We inspect and service Intoxalock units so you can stay on the road and on schedule. | ✅ Removal When your interlock requirement is complete, we remove the device and return your vehicle to normal. |
How to Get Started
1 | Sign up with IntoxalockRequest a quote online or call Intoxalock at 888-283-5899. A state specialist can walk you through your state's requirements. |
2 | Schedule your installationBook through Intoxalock and choose Car Toyz as your service center, or book an appointment with us directly at our Topeka or Kansas City store. |
3 | Get installed and trainedBring your vehicle to our Topeka or Kansas City store. We install the device and show you exactly how to use it. |
4 | Come back for calibrationsReturn on schedule for each calibration until your requirement is finished, then we remove the device. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Device details, pricing and calibration schedules come from Intoxalock and your state's requirements. Check intoxalock.com or call Intoxalock for the rules that apply to you.
