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I bought a 2015 Mustang, and although it's a manual, and less likely to be a target because of that, I was aware that thieves could easily steal my car because of the passive RF signal being sent out at all times by the latest Ford key designs.
I tested this bag multiple ways. First was the keyless entry from a distance. I was unable to unlock it, or lock it, or open the trunk. The bag blocked the signals.
Second was the proximity keyless entry. On many new cars, you put your hand in the door handle with the key in your pocket, and it unlocks. With the key in my pocket, but still in the bag, the door would not unlock. Additionally, the push-button locking mechanism on the door handle, which works on the same principle as the unlock, did not work.
Finally, I got in my car, put the key in the bag, and attempted to start the car. The car would not start, and the dashboard message clearly said "Key Not Detected."
This bag effectively blocks all RF signals. If you have heard of car thefts in your area, especially newer models, and are worried your vehicle may be susceptible to this kind of attack, I recommend this bag for both your personal keys, and your spare keys.
| Item model number | 7070 |
|---|---|
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Wireless Remote | No |
