Hiding keyless entry fob

[Dropzone]

My scenario is that I would be parking vehicle by side of river and possibly be wading in river while fishing. I would not like leaving my keys/bag on the bank where I could lose them or someone might pick them up.

I suppose could use the physical key and just leave batteries out as u suggest

Zip lock bag

 

[willthrill]

This looks interesting. No idea if it would block the fob signal.

HitchSafe HS7000T Key Vault, Black - Walmart.com - Walmart.com

I have this hitch lock and it is awesome. Still would probably have to put key in RF blocker material or bag and then put in the hitch key lock. If you have a larger sized hitch then the HS7000T may not fit, then another option is:

Amazon.com: Master Lock 1467DAT Chrome Steel Trailer Hitch Receiver Lock: Automotive

 

[newt0n]

From what I have seen, the fob needs to be around arm length away from the front door to unlock it from proximity. That is if someone tries to enter from the front. If you hide it around back someone could open the gate? Idk. Maybe up from somewhere?

 

[lewdog998]

Ended up taking battery out of fob, taping battery to back of fob...hiding the fob inside....taking the key (that was in the fob) and zip tying it under the frame in an inconspicuous spot. So when i went to CO and NM this last week I would be ok if I lost the set i was using.

so if locked out, ...get under car to retrieve the hard key, open door, find fob, replace battery and you are good to go.

I do find it interesting that there is no way to start the car without the fob. ON my last car with push button start, The actual push button could be removed to reveal a hole that you place the key fob (the end of it) and turn the "key " and it woudl function like an old school key start.