Keyless rv lock

Why spend a lot on money for a lock that goes on a flimsy door that can be popped open with a screwdriver

agesilaus wrote:
Why spend a lot on money for a lock that goes on a flimsy door that can be popped open with a screwdriver

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Good point

$239.99... ouch!

Don't lock the door you have a keyless entry a lot cheaper

Some people have said they have something similar because of possible uses by friends without keys, like at the beach, or arriving at differing times, etc. But there's no way I'd spend that kind of money.

We've had one for several months now (we had to replace the door due to an accident)

We find the keyless entry very convenient for ourselves
We find it's also very convenient for the use of the group of people we normally camp with.
We make certain we carry keys for the battery failure and have the wireless key fob in the tow vehicle.

agesilaus wrote:
Why spend a lot on money for a lock that goes on a flimsy door that can be popped open with a screwdriver

Do you currently use a screwdriver to lock/unlock your RV door?:?
Most of us are using a key. The keypad replaces the key.:S It does not make the door anymore secure.
The keypad is simply for convenience not security.
The keypad is the most convenient way to lock your RV other than just leaving the door unlocked.:W
I have keyless RV locks on both of my RV doors. I also have keypad locks on my house.
They run promotions often.If you're watching for sales you can purchase for substantially less than list price.
Keyless RVlock is a decent product for those that desire the convenience of no keys.

We have yet to lock our camper up.

Just put on two doors worth yesterday. Bought them during the Black Friday sale. Great deal.
The door handles are high enough it makes for a real challenge for my vertically impaired DW. This should eliminate that issue.
Occasionally we have visitors stay with us at event and the keep their own hours so rather than give them a key to lose they can just type in the code and come and go as they please through the garage.
So with great savings, common sense solution to a height problem and freedom for the friends I think it was a great investment.