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20. Feb 2020
Yes I would recommend the Schlage electronic keypad deadbolt
This is my 2nd Schlage electronic keypad deadbolt. I now have them on my front and rear entry doors. I purchased the first because my kids were constantly locking themselves out of the house and the second at the request of my wife so that we could lock the front door "deadbolt" after we go outside without needing a key to do so. It is very nice not needing to fumble for a key in the dark or with arms full of groceries. As I am a builder by trade I have used Schlage door hardware for the last 35 years and feel it is the best "bang for your buck" My only complaint is that the size of the electronic unit is a bit bulky so therefore not as pleasing aesthetically (for a front door) but as with all technology this will only get better with time.
06. Nov 2022
Poor fit but good price. Next time I will buy American made.
The gas tank straps were a bit too short and did not fit well on my 2003 Chevy Silverado. I made them work by adding a 1/2" spacer.
Without the spacer the strap got tight on the tank and did not seat tight against the frame like the factory straps did. The strap just hung by the head of the bolt 1/2" away from the frame. This seems dangerous all things considered.