Locks Coded To Your Key
BOLT makes locks that set themselves to your truck's own ignition key. You insert the cut key, cycle it once, and the lock takes that pattern permanently, so the receiver lock and the toolbox padlock open with the key already in your pocket instead of adding three more to the ring.
We do not buy this line direct, but we can order any of the 52 parts in. It leans heavily toward towing hardware: 40 hitch locks and pins, along with 3 D-rings and shackles, 2 tire carriers, four storage and organizer pieces, one item under hoods and protectors and one jack mounting part. Pick it over a generic pin lock when key count is the thing you are trying to fix.
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Also carried: Tire Carriers (2) · Hoods & Protectors (1) · Storage & Organizers (1)
Key Type And Fitment Notes
Only 11 of the 52 parts carry vehicle level fitment data; the rest are specified by receiver size and by keyway family, so the important check is which key blade your truck uses. Coverage here skews Ford and Jeep: Wrangler and F-150 lead at 5 parts each, with F-250 Super Duty, F-150 Lightning, E-350 and E-450 at 4 each. On push button trucks, confirm the fob's mechanical blade matches the lock family before you order.
Coding is a one time, permanent operation, so do it with the key you actually intend to keep. There are no install guides on file for this line. All 52 parts carry a Limited Lifetime Warranty.