[rideit]

Found one thing I hate about my truck. If you leave the keys in it, it sometimes locks itself. (Or more likely, I hit the door lock before closing the door while gassing up. )
Upshot? Locked out of the truck with dog , phone, and keys inside. Called wifey from gas station, she called on star , and they magically opened her up!
I don't think I will actually pay for it, but damn it sure came in handy. There is just no clean way to jimmy a door open anymore, I think.
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[canadmos]

There is just no clean way to jimmy a door open anymore, I think.
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Moar shimz!

 

[rideit]

I wonder if the AAA guys mangle up the insides of doors...

 

[SkaredShtles]

<snip> There is just no clean way to jimmy a door open anymore, I think.
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[CrabJoe StretchPants]

I wonder if the AAA guys mangle up the insides of doors...

I've watched the AAA guys get into my absent-minded brother's car twice (due to locking keys in car), and was thoroughly impressed. No damage at all, and took all of 5-6 minutes.

 

[amishmatt]

They use an inflatable air bladder between the door frame and body to open up just enough room to slide a rod in a press your lock button. At least that's how they opened mine last year.

 

[dan-o]

Best feature of Fords.
My keys live on floor mat when I'm not driving, never misplaced and never locked out.

 

[Adventurous]

Best feature of Fords.
My keys live on floor mat when I'm not driving, never misplaced and never locked out.

That is the sole thing I miss about my Escape.

 

[Westy]

Valet key duck taped under the frame of the car.