1. Use a slim jim. A slim jim is a long, thin piece of metal that can be inserted between the weatherstripping and the window. Once it is inserted, it can be used to push down the locking mechanism and unlock the door.
2. Use a coathanger. A coathanger can also be used to get into a car if the keys are locked inside. First, straighten out the coathanger and then make a small hook at the end. Next, insert the hook into the keyhole and try to pull up on the locking mechanism.
3. Break a window. If you are unable to get into the car using either of the above methods, you may need to break a window. This is a last resort, as it can be dangerous and expensive. However, if you are in a situation where you absolutely need to get into the car, it may be your only option.
Here are some additional tips for getting into a car if the keys are locked inside:
* If you are using a slim jim or a coathanger, be careful not to damage the weatherstripping or the window.
* If you are breaking a window, be sure to wear gloves and eye protection.
* Once you have gotten into the car, be sure to lock the doors behind you.
