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COMING SOON! BOLT is actively working on a hitch receiver lock for Toyota center-cut keys. We'll update info as we get it. Preorder now for quickest deliver. This 5/8" diameter receiver lock codes to your vehicle's ignition key.
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Note: BOLT locks permanently code to only 1 vehicle. They cannot be re-coded or re-keyed.
Are you tired of carrying a bulky ring of keys - for your hitch lock and coupler lock, your pickup cover or trailer door, and all the various padlocks securing your equipment? Tired of fumbling for the right key or having to replace a lost key?
BOLT (Breakthrough One-key Lock Technology) has solved that problem by designing a line of locks that can operate with a key you already have handy - your vehicle ignition key.
When you insert your own key into the cylinder, spring-loaded plate tumblers move up and down until they are matched exactly to that key. The first time the key is rotated, the cylinder is uniquely coded to that key. When the key is removed, the cylinder moves into the locked position. When the key is turned again, it will rotate to the unlocked position.
BOLT is particularly useful in commercial applications. Imagine being able to send a crew without having to sign out multiple keys for a work truck, trailer, hitch pins, and equipment locks. With BOLT, the vehicle key becomes a master key. It opens all those locks and you no longer have the hassle of getting to a work site only to find that you've brought the wrong keys.
Ratings & Reviews
Walter
7/4/2026
After one year still no issues. They work great.
Katrina B.
5/3/2022
Can you please provide some photos of what you are describing?
Glenn Z.
5/3/2022
Im 7 states away from my tow vehicle at present, so I cant send a picture. The angled end of the lock has worn away the edge of hole on the vehicles OEM hitch receiver. Instead of the hole in the receiver having a hole with a sharp 90 degree corner at the hole, it now has a 45 degree edge to the hole. I am attaching a sketch of a cross section of the hitch receiver that I hope will get the idea across. Im not much of an artist. Because of the wear on the hitch receiver, I am looking to replace the Bolt hitch with one doesnt have the angled section on it.
Katrina B.
5/3/2022
I have spoken with an installer and they have confirmed with me that when it comes to OEM hitches, the manufacturers will tend to make the sidewalls of the receiver thicker than on aftermarket hitches. Because of this, with you having a 3 inch hitch, it makes sense why there would be some wear on the outside of the hitch. Unfortunately, we do not have any BOLT hitch locks that have a longer span than this lock you ordered [BL7023585]. So, any of the locks that we carry, will not have the same locking mechanism that fits to the ignition key. However, we do have a hitch lock that has a 4 inch span [just slightly bigger than your hitch lock] that is available for purchase.
Brad D.
7/24/2018
Still works. Just wish the red rubber part did not fade over time. But it works fine and that is what matters most.
Carolyn
8/23/2024
Its still going strong! I love it and would recommend it to everyone. The rubber casing shows no wear other than dirt from traveling. I feel its an awesome product. Thanks!
Mike L.
4/23/2026
You're very welcome, I'm so glad we could help!
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Paul
5/17/2025
What are you waiting for? Stop tossing the “should I” idea in your head - just Do It! You won’t be sorry…. Never had an issue with ANY of my BOLT products - and still reliable a year later!