Slick Locks 2014+ Ford Transit Connect Complete Kit including Spinners, Weather Covers, and Locks Review

Before installing, watch the video on their website. If you have hands-on experience, installation should be easy. Fits perfectly and seems to be working very well so far

The material type listed on Revain's website means 'metal'. But when it comes down to it, it's not metal, it's aluminum. Misrepresentation. Also, the keys are very difficult to remove from the puck lock.

when they steal. "Thieves" want to steal, nothing will stop them, they picked the lock and stole $15,000 worth of tools, I trusted those locks and they left me $15,000 worth of tools. I'm very unhappy.

Product images lead you to believe the locks are stainless steel, but only the brackets. The seller does not state that the locks are aluminum to fool the buyer! Beware! Aluminum locks shouldn't cost that much!

The keys supplied are brittle brass which breaks in the lock after a few months so you will need to buy a replacement lock. I contacted the manufacturer and was ignored. So if you use it, craft a spare key as soon as possible and ditch the copper keys that came with it.

The keys that come with the kit are made of brittle brass which will break in the lock after a few months, requiring you to purchase a replacement lock. manufacturers and were ignored. So if you do use them, make spare keys as soon as possible and discard the brass keys that came with the kit.

I have 4 working keys and 2 keys were made for another set of locks. I just saved the whole thing. Too much hassle to go back and get a new lock, key and brackets. I can get worse problems a second time. They need more quality control in the factory. This system was easy to install. I feel more comfortable having $1,000 worth of tools with locks installed in my van. I also have a chain link cage separating the front of the van from the back.

Sides work perfectly. I was unable to install both brackets on the rear door. Both brackets together are too thick for the gap in the door. I used a mount and lock. Still works, just not as intended. I also painted over the logo's printed information on the rubber covers. People don't need to know they are castles. Three is a learning curve and a bit of play to break the locks almost every time I turn the locks on and off. But it's easier than changing your stuff. I've noticed that very few…

I became acquainted with slick locks while working for a company that installed them in their service vans. Now that I have my own company, I bought the slick lock kit and installed it on my company's van. In my opinion, just using door locks on a work truck is not enough to keep thieves out. This provides a second level of security for the doors and all locks have the same keys, two keys per lock (heavy duty keys). I found the installation very easy and Slick Locks has installation videos too.