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- skipncharExplorerMost rv trailer keys can be replaced at hardwear stores etc. If they don't handle the blanks you need then a local lock shop should have them. I've replaced mine (set of five keys) more than once and one time while on the road.
- handye9Explorer IIFirst, check with local locksmith, to see if they can make copies. They may or may not have the blanks.
There are several sellers on eBay, who have blanks for the various RV locks. Some will cut them, if you provide the code. Go on eBay and do a search for "RV key blanks".
Last time I had keys made, I purchased the blanks on eBay, and got them cut at a local hardware store. - mhardinExplorerI get mine at a local locksmith's shop.
- TucsonJimExplorer III was cleaning out under our kitchen sink a few weeks ago and noticed that the manufacturer had zip tied a spare key for the door on the drain trap. You might check to see if you have the same thing.
I thought that was a really good idea, so I also attached a cargo and generator key there also. - dadmomhExplorerThere should be a number stamped on your keys. A dealer should be able to order them, but the manufacturer may be less expensive. We got an extra set as a courtesy just by calling with the numbers on the keys.
- I needed to get an extra set also.... could not get them anywhere local so I called KZ... 3 days later I had 2 extra sets at my door..
- copeland343ExplorerI get ours made at ACE Hardware.
- Big_KatunaExplorer IIAny decent locksmith shop will have them. Not Walmart or Ace.
- BarneySExplorer IIII had to go to a local RV dealer to have my door keys made. The CH751 key for the compartments can be purchased or made many places.
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