Review on Organize and Protect with the 🔐 McGard 70007 Wheel Key Lock Storage Pouch by Ken Ventura

I made the mistake of driving my car to the corner shop to have the brakes done. They were late for work and got it a few hours longer than promised so I was in such a rush to get it back that I didn't check my previous key. Fast forward 5,000 km later as I take my car to change tires and now I don't have the key. So I bought this little bag as a visual reminder to check the key when it's at the auto repair shop. It's a small zippered pouch with a small loop at the end. Here are my two demands on him.1. They should have velcro on the lining so you can attach it under the seat or anywhere the velcro attaches so you can hide it in the car. I know a few people who have had expensive bikes stolen and a lock will result in a burglar breaking a window and climbing into the glove box to get a key. If it were velcro it would just smash your window and rummage through the glove box but it wouldn't get your wheels.2. The little loop is there so you can attach it to that wretched emergency jack system that comes with your car. The problem is that it doesn't stretch. So if you want to mount it on a modern folding T-wrench, you can't. , that could be great.