🔒 Secure Your Trailer with AP Products (013-535) Trailer Lock: Get Peace of Mind with Keys Included Review

The plastic inside handle fits the door snugly, no room for medium sized fingers let alone a grown male hand. sharp edges where the grip has been modified to try to create a grip with more space. Nothing beats an old doorknob. Not normal AP quality in my opinion.

This looked like a direct replacement for the lock I had on my RV. Although the screws that came with the latch looked like they were the right size, they wouldn't go all the way in. I ripped off the screw heads trying to install them. I had to reuse the screws from the old latch to install it.

Today I received a set with a pole and towers. Looks solid but requires Q-Clips to install. Be careful, Yakima will make you pay an extra $60 for small pieces of metal to attach your turret to your car! I thought I got a good deal, but Yakima breaks the cost down into parts and you're surprised when you have to buy another part. This can be a good marketing strategy, but it can be a little misleading. When you buy a roof rack, this should be a complete set!

No problems, installed straight out of the box with no modifications to the door. The universal metal handle has been replaced and the keys are easier to use after the original key on my 2002 Snow River camper broke in the lock. Runs smooth and looks better. Note: The deadbolt is longer than the original lock but still secures the door, just doesn't turn all the way because I didn't want to drill through the door frame.

This lock is very strong and looks good. This is a much better quality than the original lock that came with my cargo trailer. In addition, the same key operates both the latch and the deadbolt. So it only comes with 2 keys instead of 4 like many other brands. The keys also have an elongated head, making them easier to identify. It should be noted that the outer bezel is about 1/8 inch wider at its widest point than my original lock as the edges are slightly rounded rather than straight, but…

At work. What I don't like is the plastic handle inside. It feels like it will break every time you open it from the inside. She breaks her nails trying to open it from the inside. You'll scratch your knuckles trying to open it from the inside. If you accidentally grab the inside handle the wrong way round and try to open it, you will fall. The woman cannot open it from the inside. If I go fishing before she wakes up, she'll be trapped all day, bonus! It gets an extra star for double duty as a…