Lost a key to your Bauer-brand RV lock? This is the exact replacement flat key cut to Bauer code 975, covering compartment locks, entry door locks, and utility bay latches found across a wide range of travel trailers, fifth wheels, and motorhomes. Order by key code and get back into your rig without swapping out the whole cylinder.
Bauer Products is one of the most common lock manufacturers used on RV storage compartments, pass-through bays, utility doors, and entry doors. Their lock cylinders are cut to specific key codes -- and if you know your code, ordering a replacement is straightforward. This AP Products replacement key is cut to code 975, the same cut used at the factory for locks originally keyed to that code.
The slim flat-key profile fits the standard Bauer cylinder format. At just 0.03 inches thick and 4 inches long, it slips easily onto a key ring or into a wallet card slot -- a practical spare to keep in your tow vehicle or stored at home.
Cut to Bauer key code 975 -- matches cylinders originally keyed to this code at the factory.
Thin flat-key design at 0.03" thick -- easy to add to a key ring without bulk.
Bauer locks appear on travel trailers, fifth wheels, Class A, B, and C motorhomes across many OEM brands.
No lock cylinder swap needed -- just match your code and drop in the replacement key.
Bauer lock cylinders are stamped or labeled with a 3- or 4-digit key code, typically visible on the face of the cylinder or on a tag that came with the original keys. If your existing key is worn but readable, the code is often embossed on the key blade itself. Code 975 is one of the standard Bauer cuts used across many production years and multiple RV manufacturers.
Because Bauer uses a finite set of key codes across their product line, one code may open multiple compartments on the same rig -- or even across rigs of the same model year. If you are ordering to re-key or upgrade to a unique cylinder, you will need to replace the cylinder itself; this key is for existing 975-coded cylinders only.
Full-timers and frequent travelers know the frustration of a lost or broken compartment key miles from home. Keeping a spare key coded to 975 in your tow vehicle glove box or in a magnetic hide-a-key box on the frame is simple insurance. At 0.02 lbs and card-thin, storing an extra copy costs you nothing in weight or space.