RV door locks

[Slow but Steady]

Is their a way to add or improve the standard door lock on the doors to RVs? The lock system that it came with is "fair" at best. And I am hoping to either had an additional lock or replace the one that comes from the factory. Anyone have any suggestions, ideas or solutions?
Thanks
Tom

[SRN]

Depending on what you want to spend…….I replaced my lock with the keyless lock from rvlock.com (bought when they had the recent sale of $35.00 off and included an additional remote key fob). Took 15 minutes to install and program. Works great and seems to hold the door closed tighter than the factory lock. And I won't have to hear "I need the key" anymore!

[Big1]

I bought the rvlock just waiting to be install as soon as I can get my TT back from service, I'm getting a observation backup camera install.

There is a lot of post on this, type in the search 'rvlock' and you will see all of the post.

[Kimber45]

I have seen residential dead bolts added to rv doors before. I'm not brave enough to take a hole saw to my door though.

[SailorSam20500]

Buzzing thru Facebook page today. Love how electronic tracking knows I have a TT. Anyway, RVLOCK is in the list - today only 20% off with discount code "KEYLESS20".

[J007]

I also just purchased one today with Keyless20 and ended up coming out to $192. Great deal!!! Now I hope it fits the new Flagstaff 27bhws that I'm picking up the end of the month.

[Evereddie]

http://www.forestriverforums.com/for...le-101482.html
Another thread about this.

[Big1]

When I order mines they was having a Presidential sale with $35.00 off plus an extra remote, I have it now but I'm can't put it on yet.

[dbledan]

Rv locks are poor but if they want in they will just break a window. I changed keys mainly so I could have 1 instead of 4 and also so I would not have master keys and S001/CH751 keys that everyone has on storage.

Rvlocksandmore.com and ch751.com both will give custom keys. I like the keypads but I keep a spare key in the truck and it has a keypad.

New locks was cheaper than paying the locksmith $35 a lock (i had 8 locks but 4 handles rest were cam locks) and only took 45-60 min to do the whole job. I did have to trim baggage locks a bit which extended the time. Someone smarter just shimmed them.

[FRRVR]

Agree with the previous posters. I am not really sure what you can do to harden up your RV. But you can get different locks and remove the generic keys to keep temptation at bay. I replaced all my locks to a matching key and not be a generic key everyone has. I too used RV Locks. I was was very satisfied.