



🔐 Upgrade your mailbox security with style and ease — don’t get left locked out!
The PRIME-LINE S 4573 mailbox lock offers a robust, nickel-plated diecast cylinder with brass pins and a 5/16 inch locking depth. Designed for universal replacement compatibility, it features a 90-degree counter-clockwise key rotation and includes 5 cams to fit various mailbox brands. Its durable construction and sleek modern design make it the go-to choice for secure, hassle-free mailbox lock replacement.
| ASIN | B003OSRLDY |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Colour | Nickle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,390) |
| Date First Available | 28 Aug. 2012 |
| Finish | Nickel |
| Included Components | Prime-Line S 4573 Mailbox Lock – Replace Damaged or Missing Mailbox Locks, 90 Degree Rotation, Opens Counter-Clockwise, National Keyway, Nickel Finish |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 109 g |
| Item model number | S 4573 |
| Manufacturer | Prime-Line Products |
| Material | Brass, Nickel |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Part Number | S 4573 |
| Product Dimensions | 3.18 x 9.69 x 12.54 cm; 108.86 g |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Features | Key Unlock |
| Style | Modern |
A**S
Lost my mailbox key and I got this one, drilled the old one out and installed this, simple and easy
S**A
Replaced our mailbox lock after we lost our keys perfectly
A**R
While opening my mailbox one day, I broke the key off in the lock. The lock was old and janky anyway; I ordered one of these to replace it with. I chose this lock because the key looks the same as the key from the old lock. For lock replacement, installation was simple: simply remove the old lock, match the locking arm on the old mailbox lock to one of the five included with the set, and fasten the lock to the mailbox using the two included nuts. (A screw was alluded to in the instructions, but the actual device uses a nut instead.) It took about five minutes, including the walk to the box from my apartment and back. As compared to the old, dirty lock that this one replaced, it opens much more smoothly and reliably yet still feels very securely fastened to the door of the box. That said, I am not terribly concerned about the absolute security of this lock: if someone wanted to steal my mail, they would be much more likely to jimmy open the postal lock that opens the whole box at once. This is an easy DIY solution to a common problem that locksmiths or the post office would have charged dozens of dollars to fix.
T**I
Well made
G**.
these prices can get way up there, I looked at several before I got this on Amazon this is a strong replacement lock, seems to be working well, and secure