jedeckert1984

I'm sorry to hear that your truck was stolen man, no life, no good insignificant little bastards that steal cars and trucks. I hope they recover your truck in the condition it once was. I'm praying for ya man.

Logan24

Interesting, most insurance companies look hard for a reason to deny coverage. You must have a great insurance company. My grandpa's F350 was stolen a few years ago and the first question the adjuster asked was do you leave a set of keys in the truck.
When he chuckled and asked why he said if they find the keys were left in the vehicle the claim is denied. I'm in Canada tho, I might be different in the states.

1994Vmax

They also haven't given you a cent yet either.

snopro31

Should be out of luck.

No wonder rates in Ontario are outrageous...

DBL Boost

Where in Ontario? My plate starts with AF and have only had mine about 3 months. Im in Sarnia.

1994Vmax

He's in Ontario lol.

Logan24

Haha, sorry, I was on my phone and I'm far too lazy to click on profiles to see where people are.

There is a reason the insurance companies have those huge skyscrapers in every city in North America...they are a business, plain and simple, if they don't have to pay out a claim they won't.

1994Vmax

He stated it up above... Not in his profile.

Really plain when you look at it this way. In fact we put up a collage of other catchy phrases that are meaningful on a wall in our office at the plant.

"Everybody needs money". Simple.

firezach

Hate to see this. I leave my key in the ignition and just use the door code. Hope it doesn't bite me one day. I always know were my keys are though. Helps now that I live in a small town with hardly any crime.

Raven2210

I always know where my leys are too. One of 3 places.


1. In my ignition when the truck is in operation.
2. In my pocket
3. Hanging on the key hook inside my house. (doors locked of course).


Yes I'm the kind of guy who locks my truck with it inside my garage and locks the mud room door between the garage and the house also.
In 30 years of driving I've never left them anywhere else and never "misplaced" them. Never had a need to leave one in my vehicle. It really isn't that hard to keep track of them.