[CHSCHQS]

I'll go first:

[c1pher]

I stopped doing this a long time ago when my cars started having keyless entry. I prefer a less bulky setup and go sans keychain.

[DanG]

Originally Posted by c1pher

I stopped doing this a long time ago when my cars started having keyless entry. I prefer a less bulky setup and go sans keychain.

I kind of agree. No one ever sees the key chains except maybe a service advisor.

[///MPhatic]

Key only, and I'm ticked about that. I need a tiny chip in my thumb.

[CHSCHQS]

Originally Posted by DanG

I kind of agree. No one ever sees the key chains except maybe a service advisor.

Why does anyone need to see it?

[XMetal]

Originally Posted by c1pher

I stopped doing this a long time ago when my cars started having keyless entry. I prefer a less bulky setup and go sans keychain.

What are those keyless entry magic stuff that you speak of? My 16-year-old car still requires me to stick a metal rod into a slot to start it.

I have to justify my modding habits every time I drive it!

[c1pher]

Originally Posted by XMetal

What are those keyless entry magic stuff that you speak of? My 16-year-old car still requires me to stick a metal rod into a slot to start it.

I have to justify my modding habits every time I drive it!

Well this is totally a different thing haha! Very cool. Kind of funny but my 2022 F-250 still requires you insert a physical key into the ignition so keyless entry isn’t everywhere yet.

[cmyx6go]

I'll play.

[Van1]

Left over key chain from my time with a 996TT.

[No one]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

I'll play.

Attachment 3459527 Attachment 3459528

No diamonds? That's so cheap! And by the way, what are those flimsy intermediate rings for (do you bunch anything else you chose not to show)? I believe the key rings are supposed to be attached to the key directly, with their own rings.

[cmyx6go]

Originally Posted by No one

No diamonds? That's so cheap! And by the way, what are those flimsy intermediate rings for (do you bunch anything else you chose not to show)? I believe the key rings are supposed to be attached to the key directly, with their own rings.

I knew someone was going to point that out. The newer key fobs are so thick, I have a problem opening the ring wide enough to fit through the key fob. I'm afraid I'll break a nail

[MADBMWX5MC]

The one I use now:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[No one]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

The newer key fobs are so thick, I have a problem opening the ring wide enough to fit through the key fob. I'm afraid I'll break a nail

Extracting the key blade might help unless the handle is too wide to pass through the ring. Regarding a nail, you might need to use a scratching post to condition yours. Also, they have different models. Here's what they gave me with the car ("-Is this your first BMW? -Are we that close to discuss it?" ):

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It takes wits rather than nails to open:

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I don't use it as I rarely take the key fob out of the pocket (even though no keyless entry) and I want to save the space.


"When I was young and reckless" ("Kung Fu Panda") , I carried this one with an appropriate key, of course ( Van1 ):

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Besides, when I was on Tenerife, I bought this one for my home keys but I can't use it as the keys are bulky and my waist bag is overfilled :

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[Navin_Johnson]

Originally Posted by cmyx6go

I knew someone was going to point that out. The newer key fobs are so thick, I have a problem opening the ring wide enough to fit through the key fob. I'm afraid I'll break a nail

I have always used a butter knife to pry the end of the ring open enough to slip into the fob opening. I do this because my nails are too short to open the ring!

[chassis]

Keychain

[BeEmVe]

We have key rings from BMW Welt which we got as part of our ED.

[Murf the Surf]

For the Bug.

[Pauly Wauly]

The 2 on the right are mine

[No one]

Originally Posted by chassis

Keychain

What happened? Did you fail to afford a Porsche keychain or an MB car (at approximately the same price )? This combination reminds me of those miserable beach girls that wear mismatched two-piece swim suits: when they have two worn off sets they (apparently) combine still wearable parts instead of buying a new one (no boy to pay?).

Originally Posted by Pauly Wauly

The 2 on the right are mine

The bottom left one discloses you paid for all of them. Nice environment, by the way.

[murderspice]

Originally Posted by No one

Extracting the key blade might help unless the handle is too wide to pass through the ring. Regarding a nail, you might need to use a scratching post to condition yours. Also, they have different models. Here's what they gave me with the car ("-Is this your first BMW? -Are we that close to discuss it?" ):

Attachment 3459841.

It takes wits rather than nails to open:

Attachment 3459842.

I don't use it as I rarely take the key fob out of the pocket (even though no keyless entry) and I want to save the space.


"When I was young and reckless" ("Kung Fu Panda") , I carried this one with an appropriate key, of course ( Van1 ):

Attachment 3459849.

Besides, when I was on Tenerife, I bought this one for my home keys but I can't use it as the keys are bulky and my waist bag is overfilled :

Attachment 3459863.

This is wild.

[chowser51]

Originally Posted by MADBMWX5MC

The one I use now:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

this is what i use. never use the keyfob for anything. always use comfort access. can't remember the last time i looked at the fob buttons

[MADBMWX5MC]

^I hear ya loud and clear!