How Easy Is It To Steal Any New Toyota?

In today's video I show you just how easy it is to steal any new Toyota, And drive it away with no keys?!
This should be seriously concerning to any new Toyota owner.
These auto manufacturers need to fix this issue asap, I honestly can't believe the auto insurance industry allows this to happen.
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[@jacinbuff]

For my Toyota peeps. If you hold down the “lock” button on your key fob and double press the “unlock” button while holding down the lock button, you can achieve the same thing. This function prevents the fob from transmitting the signal. Great for restaurant, at work, gym and home where you park it. To reactivate the fob just press the unlock button. This feature is also great when you are washing your car by hand and you are washing around the door handles and it keeps locking and unlocking. Cheers!

[@avilljr8927]

I do the same saw a video on it

[@404SRT]

I just tried it on my Corolla n it works appreciate that 🙏🏻

[@koolaidkush7]

Foil also works! I did it on my corolla & my sisters rav last night no signal but I think thry tried to steal hers through her headlights. Faraday cases & pouches also work just ordered mine today

[@robertorivera8103]

That’s not true 😭😭😭😭

[@jaycarl1562]

Gild, thanks!

[@TheRoadGlideRider]

Government outlawing the box doesn’t stop thieves. Criminals don’t obey the law.

[@ThaRealOC423]

So when they run shoot automatically. Got it. Moron

[@samTollefson]

I thought it was a 10 minute stop function. This is why we keep our keys in a Faraday pouch, no signal, no repeater!

[@idontknowwhattoputhere.]

There isnt a 10 minute stop function, you have to stop the fob signal manually on Lexus and Toyota vehicles. You can do it by holding lock and hitting unlock twice. Your car can still be started and unlocked with the mechanical key, and the chip inside your fob that is not prone to relay theft, and doesnt require a battery incase the battery dies in the fob. Also you can enable your key by pressing a button on your key

[@michael.barlow]

@@idontknowwhattoputhere.Older Toyotas do have a 10 minute stop. I just read in the manual for my 2010 Avalon that it stops transmitting after 10 minutes.

[@alvinkinds]

I was wondering about the other vehicles after seeing your first video. That’s not good, and thanks for sharing your experience and this content. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@davidkirkham6497]

Thanks for this! Just had my 2020 Lexus RX 350 stolen this exact way! I usually never leave it outside, however, had my driveway paved & made the big mistake of leaving parked outside for 5 nights! I did not realize how easy these cars are to steal! It is ludicrous that these manufacturers r producing automobiles that r this easy to steal. I come to find out that the fob can be powered down easily, it is in the owners Manuel with regards to saving battery life, rather then relay theft protection..go figure!

[@idontknowwhattoputhere.]

By the way, you can disable the key on a toyota by holding lock and pressing unlock twice, and then you cannot relay theft the car. You can still unlock, lock, and start your car with the key deactivated, its like pretending your car key battery is dead.

[@nathanpinnock9541]

True. You do have to do it again after pressing any of the buttons on the key, though.

[@FilmPA1986]

Pretty sure this doesn't require a key to be present, as deactivating the key only deactivates the key, not the car. The car is what this repeater box is unlocking

[@juliemarkham4332]

​@@FilmPA1986It's deactivating the signal, not just the key.

[@FilmPA1986]

@@juliemarkham4332 Oh so you deactivate a car and or a key to make it work that makes total sense

[@aerochicc]

I would retrofit my car to just a regular key in a minute if I could. This is a case where too much technology isn't necessarily is a good thing.

[@drewbenefield2001]

Crazy stuff…have a great day Tk!

[@rm5282]

I bought farraday pouches for my family. Once the keyboard is in the bag, you aren't receiving a signal from it.

[@BroBob1254]

Good information , Thanks! I have a 2023 Camry and it has a key for the ignition, how difficult is it to steal?

[@davidcheshire127]

I sold my Charger because of the weak security system, insurance kept going up Even though my record was clean

[@volvofreak86]

I've been saying and asking this for years now, and people see me as either paranoid or crazy, the car manufacturers needs to adress this ASAP, even if those boxes are illegal most thieves probably have a high end one since years back

[@aemravan]

and yet we don't have cars being driven out of driveways with the help of these on a regular basis..

[@volvofreak86]

@@aemravan Probably more common here in europe

[@LohansTube]

The new Mazda key fobs have a sleep mode and I guess other brands must be doing it too. Some luxury brands now come with motion sensors on key fobs that will automatically turn off the fob after inactivity.

[@Glock7eventeen]

Why would they? Insurance will pay for it and they will sell an extra vehicle. Manufacturers love this

[@neilmurphy845]

TK does that box work on the fob systems that Toyota used in there 7 seater car's aswell it wasn't keyless entry you still had to put the fob in a slot to start it

[@ZayTRD]

I feel like any car with keyless entry can be stolen with that repeater box. Most definitely let’s replicate it when you get back in Houston bro. But that is crazy!

[@1PacificRedwood]

- Buy the Autolock Pro. This clever hardened steel device applies pressure between the brake pedal and the floorboard, preventing any depression of the pedal. The vehicle won't if the pedal can't be depressed regardless if you have a fob, or a Repeater unit. IF by chance a thief got the car started, the brakes are inoperable - and most vehicles won't go into gear unless the Start button and brake are pressed. The Autolock was designed by retired cops and is effective; it uses a cylindrical type key for added security.

[@idontknowwhattoputhere.]

Well, Toyota and Lexus fobs can be deactivated temporarily until you push a button. You can do it by holding lock and hitting unlock twice. Your car can still be started and unlocked with the mechanical key, and the chip inside your fob that is not prone to relay theft, and doesnt require a battery incase the battery dies in the fob.

[@redneck82]

What I'm noticing is that that only works for keyless starting vehicles? I have a 2015 tundra that requires a key to start and isn't that computerized. And I was told that it's one of the least stolen vehicles out there.

[@aucoima]

I just purchased the lowest model RAV4 (2024) because came with a physical key and no button to start the car.

[@koolaidkush7]

Also do those key repeaters have a memory setting? Like can they come back another night without scanning again if they did it already? Or does it have to be done every single time?

[@gerard4441]

Request?? Disable the keyless feature on the vehicle then try to unlock/start it with the clone. When keyless feature is disabled, the keyfob needs to be placed near the start button for the vehicle to recognize the rfid chip in the fob before the vehicle can start. (not to be confused with placing the key in battery saving mode so it stops transmitting the signal)

[@christopherbrown1183]

Great job 👏👏

[@koolaidkush7]

What if you have a blade key? Ppl have came to my house 2 nights in a row & have managed to get in my car but obviously wasnt successful in stealing it. I was gonna have my locks changed today until the locksmith said dnt worry about it because its not push to start & said to wrap my keys in foil or get a faraday case or pouch.

[@samgrabel8648]

I’m still wondering if this works on Chrysler dodge Jeep’s with the Benz style smart keys only because you can turn the ignition cylinders with no key present it will say broken or damaged key but won’t start I wouldn’t dout that the box would work

[@Funkydood]

Modern technology...BAH!!!

[@dalefrolander3583]

Your key fob is always sending a signal. To make it stop sending a signal press and hold the lock button while pressing the unlock button 2 times. Now it won't work. To make the key fob work again just press any of its buttons.

[@DUYNGUYEN-ui9uz]

Smart key fob is supposed to make things more convenience for us. Now every time I get out the car, I have to push multiple buttons??? This is suck to me. I rather have a old keyless system. They are convenient enough I think. and the repair cost of smart key system is also more expensive. Wtf!!!

[@denisdegamon8224]

​@@DUYNGUYEN-ui9uz No need to go through that. Just turn the remote of ( hold down lock button, then two clicks of the unlock button) use you manual key, hold the fob against the start button and go on. Now after you shut down the engine, just use the door panels lock button. Your fob is still off.... no problem, just repeat the above to enter and start your engine.

[@abackey1]

GM TK 😳🤔 you may be right any model. Great video

[@brucegraner5901]

What was wrong with 1990's tech where pushing the button on your fob would do the trick instead of keyless entry? I just bought a 2023 Corolla and now I'm wondering how far away from the car do I have to be for the car to unlock or lock? If I spend the night in a motel with my car parked right outside my door is my car ever really locked? It's hard to believe insurance companies are not going to have something to say about this to various car companies and government regulators.

[@dndaniels_]

Definitely needed to know that, having the Venza🦾🦾🦾

[@TKsGarage]

Exactly.

[@alexanderdaniel9976]

Yes i have one after there started the Toyota can be the new Ford fusion does not go in to gear after key not detected check it out

[@fluffy1346]

Wow interesting thing u got going on tk's garage

[@HK00ful]

if i caught someone stealing my car with that repeater box shit bro yeah. i'm packing navy heat

[@alwayscuriousalwayslearnin]

my keys are always in a pouch that blocks the signal when I am not driving my car. I have always been curious as to if I could leave my keys in my apartment get into my car and drive it and how far would I get if I could would I be able to keep driving until I turned my car off? I dont know when the battery is dead on those fobs that you can use the key to enter the car and then bring the fob against the start button and start the car this way and drive . I never liked fobs but I am stuck using one

[@DJDAVEDREAM]

This type of car theft is huge in the uk

[@ironmaiden8625]

Curious; how close(range) does the repeater box need to be to the key fob?

[@latoyahicks6947]

Greeting from cali 😎Dam that is Crazy good looking out i thought u had to own a car place to get those never leaving nothing in the car.

[@johhnn143]

Is it still possible with the key fob deactivated

[@apa7611]

Hold the lock button and hit the unlock button twice boom no more key fob sending it’s signal out.

[@colorsafebleach5381]

But someone can follow you, then when you get out to lock you door, then they can get your code and take it from the parking lot

[@apa7611]

@@colorsafebleach5381 I got insurance.

[@denisdegamon8224]

​​@@colorsafebleach5381 Not if you don't disable the fob once shut off. Just use the lock button on the driver side door panel before you leave the vehicle. If the fob is deactivated (shut off), use the manual key to enter. Use the back of the fob against the start button and drive off.

[@TheDiamondBack]

Did u have the repeater in the house with you while you had the key?

[@jkljkjlkjlkjlkjlk]

Some Toyota FOBs can be turned off to prevent the relay teft. Just hold the lock button while pressing the unlock twice. You see the confirmation with two extra blinks in the FOB.

[@stevenwisneiski8413]

Those boxes are dangerous! Wow! They would have to go thru my garage though.

[@BuritoYYTrickzooms]

Anyone can open an auto magic garage with a flipper zero

[@ChristoKiwi]

What are the chances that the common thief has a repeater? Be interesting to know

[@davidhenriksen4368]

Press and hold the lock button and press unlock twice. It will turn off your key fob. to activate it again press either button.

[@jameskandler5018]

You can do that with any and all push button starts you can go out there and stretch your car even with the key the smartphone and go back and leave the key in the house and drive away and it'll say t not detect it doesn't matter what model what brand what year it is doable and just like you can drive them here to New York with that car with key not being detected as long as you do not shut it off there's no problem

[@davinp]

I have a 2018 Toyota Corolla that came with 2 keyfobs like yours. I tried an experiment - put the keys in the house after starting the car and I was able to drive away with no keys. The screen on the dash said the key is not detected. The keyfob communicates with the car using signals. I don't have a repeater box. It's surprising the auto manufacturers make the car drivable without a key. This could cause a rise in stolen cars

[@idontknowwhattoputhere.]

if you didnt know, on Toyota and Lexus fobs, you can turn off/sleep/deactivate your key fob temporarily until you push a button. You can do it by holding lock and hitting unlock twice. Your car can still be started and unlocked with the mechanical key, and the chip inside your fob that is not prone to relay theft, and doesnt require a battery incase the battery dies in the fob.

[@davinp]

@@idontknowwhattoputhere. yes I am aware as I've seen KZbin videos demonstrating that

[@millefeuille8851]

Honda keys have the worst range in existence. Would that help prevent this?

[@therealjpoe23]

Sheesh! I'm glad my Venza still has a 🔑😳😳😳

[@KTF7324]

My Toyota has a key fob I didn’t want that remote start crap!

[@MatthewTaylor3]

What's the name or model of that repeater box? I want to get one to dissect and see how it works.

[@smokey2263]

Aye lmk if you got any info on that box im tryna get one to test it out on my

[@MatthewTaylor3]

@@smokey2263 I doubt we will ever truly find out. ALL vehicles with this system would be vulnerable, and possibly be subject to factory recalls if this was the case. I just want to see it actually work on my car, then see how best I can "harden" my car against it.

[@MMDipset_Dragon]

Well damn...

[@bayezid5625]

Can you steal it when smart keys are deactivated?

[@michael.barlow]

No

[@ALxdCr4ftPlays]

Stick wheel clamps on all 4 wheels will act as a deterrent as thieves have to spend more time.

[@racerx2095]

Sorry I don't know what that box is but I like the vid💯😁

[@jhill4071]

Just get in your pantry and get a piece of aluminum foil off the roll and wrap it around the keys. Blocks the key transmitter. signal.. Do that for both keys.

[@knight24757]

Show us how well that thing works on a Tesla lol.

[@willfowler1027]

Had mine stolen twice this year. Returned that shit so quick

[@Baldhead323]

They did it to me today

[@justpar2012]

What is a repeater box?

[@christopherbrown1183]

Yes

[@FaithisKey792]

Car dealers to buyers,” huh, the more cars they steal, the more cars we sell.” Nice. This is crazy. They should do everything in their engineering process, to prevent any of this before they sell their cars to the public.

[@carportchronicles1943]

The nice thing the people who steal cars are not interested in my 11-year old Prius. Most of my neighbors have much more desirable cars than me.

[@Johnnyboybravo]

So press start to ignite is bad.

[@hothead8852]

Famou$gang🔥🔥🔥

[@RxGaming898]

Hey to try this on a ford f350 if you can get your hands on ford

[@luckyguy600]

They don't care. More sales ... Apparently, San Fransico is taking a couple of vehicle manufacturers to court over the fact that any kid can steal their car brand units. This is worse than back in the 90s when Caravans were quick and easy to break into and steal. I know I lost mine one night. Now I am waiting for my brand new Corolla ( over a 11 month wait so far) and it has 'keyless entry. Here we go again!

[@kertmustapha2367]

Store your keys in a tin box.

[@luckyguy600]

You would think that the manufacturers would at least give each car buyer two key fob pouches. But NO. They don't care. And your insurance rates go through the roof!

[@hlapanesello]

This makes me angry what are the engineers doing??? they have to do something that can block the repeater they know this will happen we are leaving in the world of criminals something must be done with this problem.

[@antoniovela8650]

My neighbor's car was stolen last night. This is probably how it was taken.😮

[@delroyjohnson36]

Thanks Bossy Me Learn Das Y Me Always Have On My Steering Lock

[@carolyndickinson4660]

My car was stolen today from a secured garage with a security guard and cameras. Toyota Avalon Hybrid Limited package. Damn thieves

[@user-anthonywilliams]

Hard Luck ma'm. Have you recovered it?

[@dp2418]

on new Toyota's you can permanently disable keyless entry (thus having to press the unlock button to unlock the car each time). For cars that don't have this function, just store your keys in metal box or away from the car (e.g. other side of the house).

[@rajibkundu5217]

Can you please share any link, how to do it, correctly and properly?

[@ollieox9181]

Solution: turn your key off when car is parked. The key lets out a rf signal that can be caught and replicated by thieves and their gadgets. To turn off Toyota key fob: press + hold the upper LOCK button. With that still held, press the UNLOCK button twice. The little light should flash and the key should turn off. To turn it back on: press either the LOCK or UNLOCK button once.

[@DaddytechEnt]

Wonder if this would work with a tesla

[@noliuntalan5314]

how about those cars with keys?

[@samgrabel8648]

I’m quite curious if this would works on a older Chrysler with the Benz style key I know in dealer ships I use to be a dick and turn on the ignitions with two fingers

[@jeffreyjames204]

so much for the anti-theft systems we pay for built into each car...jeez. another reason that insurance is going up.wow.

[@namakaio1]

Why don’t car manufacturers resolve this issue??

[@gtech66]

Buy the base model that does not have push button start. The repeater will work on any modern car with a fob from A to Z, TK, this is nothing new and has this been this way for years. Car manufacturers are too lazy to secure their vehicles. They rather you buy a new one then to prevent it from theft. The only way to stop this is to either never use the fob in the first place, use a wheel lock (the club) or ignition lock switch. A good expensive loud alarm helps too. The sad fact is someone really wants your car, they can tow it away in seconds with a wheel lift tow truck.

[@1PacificRedwood]

- The Club is useless. Steering wheels are made from soft steel which is EASILY HACKSAWED through in SECONDS. The wheel is then bent out of shape and Club is removed. Instead of the Club, buy the Autolock Pro; this unit applies pressure between the brake pedal and the floorboard preventing any depression of the brake pedal. The car will not start unless the brake pedal can be depressed. Doesn't matter if you have a fob, no fob or a Repeater box, if the pedal can't be depressed the car won't start - but if it could, you still have no brakes thanks to this cleverly designed unit by retired cops. Secondarily, people can put the fob in a Faraday pouch OR roll them individually in aluminum foil. No amount of Repeater RF power can ping the fob and steal its code when shielded with foil or a Faraday pouch. The foil approach is essentially a Faraday cage btw.

[@vintimv001]

Very easy to get stolen. I miss my truck. They just jabbed something in the key hole and hacked the truck to create a new fob.

[@theamp1986]

What year is the truck?!

[@vintimv001]

@@theamp1986 2019

[@junkcarz4720]

What is the box

[@johnnysmile01]

I Am happy mine still needs a key wich is Like the same bc these dudes if they want they will get it anyway and brands are doing too easy for burglers to get what they want, crazy stuff that people and car makers should do something about it

[@Jay-hr9ci]

Link?

[@DJDAVEDREAM]

Get a Faraday pouch for the keys

[@mamabear7944]

This is the Old one!Try on the new one so we can see…

[@Jmonster68]

When are you coming to htown hit me up

[@DarrenLinc]

Thanks for posting this. Maybe the automakers will fix this.

[@mexer_one6795]

Disable the key signal and use an unbreakable Autolock break lock.Good Luck stealing it then

[@kevjdm1986]

In Ireland we import a lot of our Toyotas from Japan so even brand new 2022 Toyotas from Japan don’t have immobilisers fitted because they have no car crime in Japan, so basically they are been stolen the old way with screw drivers, it’s crazy because these are new cars.

[@bigibombel2769]

Iscream sounds scared in his latest video😂😂😂 finish him ASAP! I hate that Goofy

[@thehellraisinhellraiser3251]

I store all my key fobs in Faraday bags. They're cheap, and they work. 😈🔥😈

[@1PacificRedwood]

- Buy the Autolock Pro. It locks the brake pedal in the upright position, preventing any depression of the pedal. The car won't start if the brake pedal can't be depressed. A thief cannot steal a vehicle easily with this clever device attached.

[@SoloLVLing_VIP4BL]

@@1PacificRedwoodoh I was searching on how to preventing theft for my new Toyota 2023 RAV4 I brought since I heard about the keyless engine. Thanks for this comment I will go and find it to buy to at least prevent theft.

[@KTF7324]

They need to create a key holder that blocks signal. Maybe a cover that goes over the fob. That’s just to easy lmao We are giving the thieves the upper hand making their job easy😂

[@bullshark9407]

Aluminum foil will stop the signal

[@rockandrolf8611]

@@bullshark9407 thank you 👍🏼🤝😀

[@rockandrolf8611]

@@rm5282 just got one recently. But definitely thank you for that info too as well. 👍🏼😁

[@rm5282]

@@rockandrolf8611 my pleasure

[@DJDAVEDREAM]

Bmw, Mercedes, ford, audi range rover the list goes on yet manufacturer's are still using the same crap technologies

[@noraward4226]

Did you take it really,my graft

[@Nin204292]

Thanks for sharing this info all over the internet and probably providing criminals with new techniques via KZbin. This is probably how they got my truck

[@mustseevideos7777]

lawful car owners should know this info so that they can take steps to guard against criminals.

[@kuyAjourN]

Where’d you get that box?

[@mardighakimian7690]

were do i buy that ?

[@tclark1122]

Like it would matter if the govt outlawed the boxes. Stealing the car is illegal already.

[@robertbrockway5478]

Honda???????

[@tazz816]

Wow, you and them darn repeater boxes. Ever since you posted the one about the Green Monsta, I knew you were going be upset. Before that, I knew that I could drive my Impala over 20 miles without shutting off. Now, I put my keys in my safe.

[@caponecruz6259]

TK droppin' that knowledge, but naw bro, niggas aint catchin' my ass slippin'! Soon as I get in my house, keys go in the drawer of my dresser wrapped in foil! In cali niggas known to pull out the repeater heaters & knock knock, guess what, ya car be gone with the wind my friend! Not I though, too fuckin' smart for some sucka ass nigga to steal my shit! I earned it, yall want it, get a job & get you one! On the rizeal though, I’m curious! TK, see if you can use that repeater on a 2014 Corolla, car keys wrapped in foil in the top drawer in a dresser in a room. I gots no shame in my ride bro, she a beast & got tunes fpr days! I was always curious if you can use the repeater on it cause it doesn't have push to start. Some of my homies told me it's possible, but I don't know. If you can do a video on it, that would be cool bro!

[@slalomking]

You d azz. They get your signal before you get it into the foil, bro

[@peterward1698]

All Toyota keyfobs can be disabled in about 5 seconds. Hold down lock and tap unlock twice. It's right in the manual. Maybe do your research first before giving out incorrect sensationalist information.

[@neilmurphy845]

I say bs any car with keyless entry can be stolen easy

[@1PacificRedwood]

- Buy Autolock Pro.

[@neilmurphy845]

@@1PacificRedwood Never heard of that before

[@KnowledgeSeeker6701]

Is the Toyota "immobilizer" which is supposed to not let the vehicle operate moot in this scenario?