Car Unlock Tools (Pics Added)

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Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

Mrs. Conductor is as scatter brained as she is beautiful. She locks her keys in her car at least once a year and seems like the spare stays lost. We call a wrecker service, they come and unlock it, I hand them a $50, and we repeat the process a few months later. Every time they have to come do it I say to myself “damn, you really need to get one of those fancy unlock kits with the air wedge, it’d pay for itself in a few months.

The other night one of Mrs. Conductor’s friends stopped by and ran in the house to pick up the clothes we had washed for her because of our little water poisoning fiasco (we have a well) and her 1 year old was sleeping in the car. She must’ve hit the lock button as she got out because sure enough, car was running, baby was in it, she was locked out. Called a wrecker, waited almost 40 minutes for them to show up, they unlocked the car, charged her a full hour ($77), and left.

So, after telling myself to order the damn unlock kit for the 10th time, I did. I ordered the Big Easy Public Safety Kit from Steck Manufacturing. Google turned up a price of like $56, but with all the add ons (loop, extension, carry case, etc.) it was like $112 shipped. WV laws don’t prevent me from owning one and while it’s an unusual purchase, I think it will be both handy and cost effective in the long run.

Steck Big Easy Car Unlock Kit

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

I am eventually going to get the same thing, i plan to make a few bucks to, see someone locked out i will do it no problem for $20 which took me 10 minutes, i will do that all day long!

ChrisKMember since Dec 2012

Ha. Every time I try to break into a car…you know, without using my baton, I get the darn tool stuck in the frickin’ door! I know I’m not smart but c’mon guys!

RedSionnachMember since Aug 2013

That’s cool. I just use a fellers wedge and coat hanger. That air wedge would help a lot.

regopitMember since Feb 2013

I have seen a guy use a blood pressure cuff as a air wedge and a rod to hit the button. It worked ok

DR99Member since Nov 2012

If you bought her a GM you would have onstar and all you have do is call up Onstar  to unlock the car 🙂 The monthly fee would have paid for it’s self by now with Mrs. Conductor and the key issues.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

DR99 wrote:

If you bought her a GM you would have onstar and all you have do is call up Onstar to unlock the car 🙂 The monthly fee would have paid for it’s self by now with Mrs. Conductor and the key issues.

😆 Yea, but I’d burn all that gas picking her up on the side of the road all the time.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

The Big Easy set came today. Lord only knows when I’ll actually need it, but it’s a cool thing to have. Everything pictured was $118 shipped. Everything fits nicely in the case and will easily fit Behind a truck seat or in the tool box. I checked my State and local laws when ordering.

Chase, this may be something for you to look into being a Firefighter and all. Carunlocktools.com is where this one came from.

Photo from the original forum

Photo from the original forum

Photo from the original forum

DR99Member since Nov 2012

Hrmm, was Conductor and extra in the movie Gone in 60 Seconds? It’s all coming together he steals the cars then ships them all across the USA on the Railroads :)!!! Nice to have the tools to do it your self instead of spending tons of cash on locksmiths they can be freaking expensive because they know that your screwed. So this didn’t come out of your tool buying budget then I hope because its a Mrs. Conductor issue 🙂

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

lol, you figured me out DR. I used to have a Mustang too!

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Yeah i am really thinking about ordering this, can really get people or things out of a jam and not do any damage.

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