LATCH.ITBlack RV Door Lock Replacement | Premium RV Door Handle & Camper Latch with 4 Keys | Trusted Trailer Lock for Travel Camper | Fits 2.75"x3.75" Holes | Travel Trailer Locks Replacement

If you’re looking for a high-quality, reliable replacement for your RV or trailer door lock, the LATCH.IT Mini Mechanical Lock is a fantastic choice. It’s 100% metal, built to last, and provides solid security for travel trailers, campers, and RVs.🔹 Key Highlights:✅ Heavy-Duty & All-Metal Construction – Unlike flimsy plastic locks, this one is made entirely of metal, ensuring durability and added security for your RV.✅ Perfect Fit & Easy Installation – Designed for 2.75” x 3.75” door cutouts, it fits most travel trailers and campers. The installation process is quick and straightforward, making it an easy DIY upgrade.✅ Smooth Locking Mechanism – The keys work flawlessly, and the latch operates smoothly without sticking. It provides firm, secure closure with no rattling while driving.✅ Weather-Resistant & Long-Lasting – Built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, this lock resists rust, wear, and corrosion, making it perfect for all climates.✅ Enhanced Security for Your RV – With strong metal components and a tight latch, this lock adds an extra layer of protection, giving you peace of mind while traveling or parked.🔸 Considerations:➖ Double-Check Sizing – While it fits most standard RV doors, it’s always a good idea to measure before purchasing to ensure compatibility.➖ Keys Only (No Keypad) – This is a mechanical lock, so if you prefer a keyless entry system, you might need a different model.🏆 Final Verdict:The LATCH.IT Mini Mechanical RV Door Lock is a top-tier replacement lock that offers strong security, all-metal durability, and easy installation. Whether you’re upgrading an old lock or replacing a worn-out one, this is a great investment for any RV owner.💯 Highly Recommended for Secure & Hassle-Free RVing!👉 5/5 Stars – A Must-Have Upgrade for Your Travel Trailer!

The LATCH.IT Black RV Door Lock Replacement is fantastic! It fits perfectly and works just like the OEM part, making the installation super easy. The quality is excellent, and it operates smoothly with no issues.It has restored the security and functionality of my RV door, and I couldn’t be happier with the performance. If you’re looking for a reliable replacement that works just as well as the original, this is the one to go for. Highly recommend!

I just got this in and I put it on my camper rather quickly. I was happy to replace the plastic lock that came with the camper with this metal lock, so far so good. I really liked the packaging, It was very nice and it had great instructions and plenty of hardware if needed. It seems to work well and the keys work well although they were a little tough at first after some use they seem to work a little bit better. I do like that there were four keys supplied. That seems to be plenty. I think this was very good value for the money.

Perfect fit for replacing one that only had 1 key.Easy installment and works well. Liked that it comes with 4 keys!

Good quality product. Easy to install.

Installs quick and locks as it should. The chrome finish is nice compared to the standard black and appears to be put together with quality parts.

This LATCH.IT RV door lock replacement fit our camper perfectly and is better quality than the original. Installation was pretty straightforward.

The key tumbler came out of one of my old locks. I wanted two with matching keys that would last as long as the original ones. One great part about these is that they are all metal. They installed easily with just a screwdriver. However, within an hour I experienced the 'locked inside' issue others had described. My first thought is that all you need is a phillips screwdriver to get out. If you don't have a phillips screwdriver in your RV then you should get one. In my case, I had another door so I just used that one. Upon inspection, I found that the screws that hold the inner part of the latch to the outer component had come loose a bit. This allowed the tang on inner handle to pass the tang on the outer component. I backed the screws off a bit, re-positioned the inner handle, and tightened the screws again. This time I watched the outer component to be sure the gasket was compressed properly. Once it was, the two tangs cannot pass one another. We just got back from a week out and had zero issues during that week. The only downside I've run into is that mine came with zero grease. None on the bolt, none on the latch, none on the tumbler..... zero grease. Toward the end of the week the latch on the front door (the one we use the most) started to make a scrapping sound when it was used. When we got home I disassembled it, added a bit of grease to the bolt, latch, and tumbler and the problem was solved. I will be doing the same to the back door soon.