Organize and Protect with the 🔐 McGard 70007 Wheel Key Lock Storage Pouch Review

This bag is handy for keeping keys and spline tools together and organized in your car or garage. I can also fit a 13/16 deep head in the bag so it's all handy for changing wheels. The material is a little flimsy and feels cheap, but is suitable for storing multiple items in the light. Just a tip for anyone looking, order 1 or 2 direct from McGard for a lot less (and get an extra spline key and lock key).

When it arrived I was shocked. This thing is small, I mean tiny. I said what the hell is that? Night bag for Barbie doll? It looks cheap, not durable at all. Had I known this was the case I would have given up and used a zip lock freezer bag. However, if you really want to put it on a wrench, then yes, it's the perfect case, but still not a premium one. This should get the job done. It might fit 2 keys, I use 3 so I'm hoping to fit all 3 keys. .

I have been using McGard wheel locks on vehicles for over a decade and have never had a satisfactory way to store my wheel lock key. And no matter how clearly I told the guards where the key was - IN THE CUP HOLDER - they always threw the trunk, the glove box, the center console. Dissect my organization and plan ahead by putting the key IN THE CUP HOLDER. When I saw this I thought this might be the solution. I could hang it somewhere visible but safe in the trunk. I was disappointed that this…

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…

The McGard Key Lock Storage Bag is the perfect item for all your key locks and wheel locks. Note that I said "any" because I personally don't use a McGard key lock or wheel lock. I use another brand, but I particularly admire that McGard doesn't brand this bag with their own branding. I also like how the "Wheel Lock Key" is clearly marked on the case. I always forget to mention that I have a wheel lock when I bring my car in for service. No mechanic has ever asked me where the key to this case…

In most cases someone only buys one of these. - I had a chance to buy two at once for me and my soulmate. If only I would buy one - like most do. I would not notice or doubt the quality comparison of the same product from the same seller. First: I noticed the quality of the flash. One had a decent matte thick durable zipper. The second has a glossy finish from a flimsy, flimsy, cheap-feeling zipper. Thought a cheap zipper might be of an older model, looked inside and the tag says where it was…