Ball Mount, Trailer Coupler, and Padlock Keyed Alike Kit

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Can you purchase trailer locks, coupler locks and padlocks all keyed alike?

asked by: James H

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We do have some options that have all 3 types of locks using the same key and for that I recommend the TowSmart Trailer Coupler Lock Kit # TS84FR.

While these parts are all keyed alike, there isn't a way to order multiples of this set with everything matching so you're looking at a matching kit per towing setup.

expert reply by: Jon G

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