You cannot just discount it outright. There is still some risk mitigation of having a locking gas cap or fuel door.
Depends where you live. Its much easier to keep your car door open then deal with a broken window. But once again, there is no piece of mind. if they are going to go the route of doing something to your gas tank, they will do it regardless.
You can order a keypad sticker remote after delivery if you trust those enough. Well, i think you can. Mine's been on "order" for a week and still waiting on it. Some put it in the gas lid vs stuck on the door. Also, i'm not sure how, but the other day my wife managed to lock my keys in the truck (push button start). We had to get the second set of keys that were in the house to unlock it or could have used FordPass. Not sure how as I thought the system was supposed to detect key inside the cab and not allow it to lock.
There are a few weird scenarios that is can occur in. If she manually locked the door when it was open and the car still on, then shut the car off, that would do it. The nannies are meant for when the car isnt running.
Yeah, the car unlocked thing is pretty interesting. You would be surprised how many dont lock their cars, but in areas of high car theft or car robbery you will see more people just leave the doors unlocked so the windows dont break. Replacing a window is 400 bucks usually which is lower then most peoples minimum.
You can get Faraday bags on amazon pretty cheap that would let you leave keys inside the truck safely.
I keep one in my Lincoln. Particularly useful at the car wash as the spray will trigger the door and lift gate sensors. Annoying AF!
