Sturvo · Trunk-ready car lockout kit
Car Lockout Kit — Get Back In for $33
A car lockout kit (vehicle lockout kit) with air wedge and long reach tools helps when keys are locked in the car. Sturvo 27 PCS for cars, trucks & SUVs — trunk-ready, about $33 once vs typical $50–$150 locksmith visits.
- Paint-safe air wedge
- Modular long reach
- 27-piece lockout set
- Trunk-ready 2.45 lb
What This Car Lockout Kit Can Do
One trunk bag for vehicle lockout emergencies and everyday auto work — so $33 keeps paying off after the first save.
End a car lockout without the wait
Use the air wedge to open a safe door gap, then the long-reach rods to hit unlock, pull a handle, or lift a lock post.
Open a paint-safe working gap
Hand-pump air wedges spread pressure on the seal instead of prying with metal. Rubber sleeves cover fittings so edges stay protected.
Cars, trucks & SUV lockouts
Modular stainless rods screw to the reach you need — sedans and larger vehicles don’t all take the same tool length.
Remove interior panels & clips
8 non-marring plastic pry tools for moldings, air vents, door cards, dash clips and light housings after you’re inside.
Light body-hook / dent assist
The flexible hook pick tool helps with light body-panel pick work as described in the product manual.
Stay packed for the next lockout
Zippered carry bag keeps all 27 pieces together — about 16.9 in and 2.45 lb, light enough to leave in the trunk year-round.
Car Lockouts Happen. The Bill Is Optional.
Most people only search for a car lockout kit after the keys are already on the seat. This page is for stocking the trunk before that day.
Waiting on the roadside
A locksmith can take 30–60 minutes — longer at night, in traffic, or outside the city. You’re stuck until someone else shows up.
One lockout call costs more than the kit
Many vehicle lockout calls run $50–$150 for a job that takes minutes with the right tools. $33 once often beats a single invoice.
Keys in the car, not in your pocket
One click of the door and you’re locked out — unless a lockout kit is already in the trunk, ready to go.
Back in without the wait
Open a controlled door gap with the air wedge, then use the long-reach tools to hit unlock, pull a handle, or lift a lock post.
Designed to respect paint
Inflatable air wedges spread pressure on the seal. Rubber sleeves cover metal fittings so connectors don’t rub the door edge.
More than one emergency
After you’re in, 8 non-marring pry tools handle panels, clips and light trim work — same lockout kit, more jobs.
Everything in This Car Lockout Kit — 27 Pieces
Air wedges, long-reach rods, pry tools and a zippered case — packed so you’re not improvising at the curb.
Hand-pump air wedges ×2
Create a finger-width door gap without metal prying on paint — the core of a calmer lockout fix.
Stainless rods + fittings
Build the reach to press unlock, pull an interior handle, or work across the cabin on cars, trucks and SUVs.
Rubber sleeves ×3
Slide over connectors so metal fittings don’t scrape the door edge while you work the gap.
Plastic pry tools ×8
Non-marring tips for panels and clips after you’re back inside — the kit keeps earning its space in the trunk.
Hook pick + gloves
Extra reach and a better grip when you’re working a lockout in a hurry or in the weather.
Zippered storage bag ×1
Heavy-duty case with handle — everything stays together until the next lockout.
Operating Instructions
Follow the official instruction manual — inflate the air wedge, use it on doors and trims, pry panels, then use the flexible hook for body work.
1Inflate / deflate the air wedge
Squeeze the air bulb to expand the air wedge. Press the deflate button (plastic valve) to release air for easy storage.
2Air wedge on trims, lights & doors
The air wedge works for installing and removing interior trims, car lights and vehicle doors — create a controlled working gap without metal prying on paint.
3Plastic pry tools on panels
Plastic pry tools are used to remove and repair various interior panels — dash, door cards, clips, speakers and trim edges.
4Flexible hook for body dents
The flexible hook tool is designed to fix dents on car body panels — light body-hook and pick work as shown in the manual.
The Math
One Lockout Can Pay for the Kit
Compare a single vehicle lockout callout to owning a car lockout kit yourself.
Trunk-ready size
16.9" · 2.45 lb
Light enough to leave year-round
Typical locksmith
$50–150
Per single lockout + wait time
This 27-piece kit
$33
One purchase, ready next lockout
FAQ
Car Lockout Kit FAQ
Straight answers for car lockout kit buyers — with product facts from the kit manual where it helps.
Will this car lockout kit work on my vehicle?
Yes for most cars, trucks and SUVs with a typical door frame and cabin unlock controls. The air wedge opens a working gap; modular rods reach unlock buttons, handles or lock posts on common layouts.
Will a lockout kit scratch my paint?
Used correctly, no. The air wedge spreads pressure instead of prying with metal. Rubber sleeves cover rod connectors, and the pry tools are non-marring PP for interior panels.
Is a vehicle lockout kit hard to use in an emergency?
If you can pump a bulb and guide a rod, you can follow the basic lockout sequence. Practice once at home so you’re calm when keys are locked inside.
How do I assemble the long-reach rods?
Screw double-ended threaded rods into the metal fittings, slide rubber sleeves over the joints, tighten with the included spanners, then add sections until you have the working length you need.
What’s in this 27-piece lockout kit?
Storage bag ×1, protective gloves ×2, hand-pump air wedges ×2, plastic pry tools ×8, hook pick ×1, stainless rods ×4, metal fittings ×4, small spanners ×2, rubber sleeves ×3.
Why not just call a locksmith for a car lockout?
One visit often costs $50–$150 and can take 30–60 minutes. This auto lockout kit is about $33 once, sits in your trunk, and also covers everyday trim work after you’re back in.
What size and materials am I getting?
About 16.9 in overall length and 2.45 lb net weight. Main materials: stainless steel, PP plastic and TPU — solid enough for repeated use, light enough to leave year-round.
Any safety tips for lockout kits?
Wear the gloves (and eye protection if needed). Don’t over-inflate the wedge or overload rods. Keep tools away from children. Use only on vehicles you own or have permission to open. Wipe dry after use.
Stop Paying Emergency Lockout Prices
Keep this professional car lockout kit in your trunk — paint-safe air wedges, modular reach, less than one typical locksmith visit.