onebadmofo
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A few months ago, Rivian replaced my driver's seat due to non-stop creaking and squeaking. Two weeks ago, it became apparent that they left my cross-bar keys, as well as my registration and insurance, in the old seat (nothing like having absolutely no papers when getting pulled over). I took care of the paperwork and ticket, but the crossbar keys became an issue because I never took a picture of the key number before.
I went to REI since they sell Yakima SKS lock cores with the intention of asking them to borrow a few to see which key fits. To my surprise, they actually have a key chain with all variants of the key, and the guy went outside to try every single key to find one that works. Then he just told me the number and advised me to order it directly from Yakima, which is only $5 per key. I ordered it from Amazon because, while Yakima charges $5 per key, they also charge $15 for shipping, and Amazon's total cost was only $7.
I went to REI since they sell Yakima SKS lock cores with the intention of asking them to borrow a few to see which key fits. To my surprise, they actually have a key chain with all variants of the key, and the guy went outside to try every single key to find one that works. Then he just told me the number and advised me to order it directly from Yakima, which is only $5 per key. I ordered it from Amazon because, while Yakima charges $5 per key, they also charge $15 for shipping, and Amazon's total cost was only $7.
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