I've got 3 sets on me, lol

The two factory keys, my flip key.. and two spares at home (one so dad can move my truck if he needs to) and another in hiding, lol

 

So what's wrong with a key in a magnetic box, well hidden??

 

I'll tell you what's wrong with those. I had one of those under my car, very well secured, and never had the need to use it for a year (This was on my old car, pretty low to the ground). One day I'm driving and go over a railroad track and I hear the little box fly off and hit the road beneath. Too busy of traffic to get out and retreive it without dying, so I drive on. Later thatnight I locked my keys inside, in the pouring rain. It was a fun day!

 

Probably because they locked their spares in, too!

 

i keep my house keys and car keys on seperate rings so when i lock my car keys in i have my spare on my house ring and it should still be in my pocket

 

"I'll tell you what's wrong with those. I had one of those under my car, very well secured, and never had the need to use it for a year (This was on my old car, pretty low to the ground). One day I'm driving and go over a railroad track and I hear the little box fly off and hit the road beneath. Too busy of traffic to get out and retreive it without dying, so I drive on. Later thatnight I locked my keys inside, in the pouring rain. It was a fun day!"

I feel your pain, but please consider that the box's placement is important. I've not had one fly off in 20+ years of using them.

 

the transmitters use RF, a cell phone will never work

 

i'd say doors have quite some play to them so if you have a wedge stick that between the door and roof then use something long to hit unlock. i always have a spare on me incase i lock myself out. two sets of keys is a good idea

 

i heard that too, i saw iton a video on break.com, but i havent tried it personally yet though

 

Depends on the lock cylinder, I think...

I wanna try it, but I don't have any tennis ***** worth cutting up, lol, they're all still good!