Car Key Replacement

Losing your only car key is stressful, and the first quote from a dealership can be a shock, especially once you add a tow. All Key Services Locksmith makes replacement keys at the vehicle. We read the key code or decode the lock, cut a new blade, and program the transponder or remote to your car's computer so it starts and runs normally.

Types of Keys We Replace

• Standard metal keys (older vehicles)
• Transponder chip keys
• Remote-head keys (key and remote in one)
• Flip / switchblade keys
• Proximity smart keys and push-to-start fobs
• High-security laser-cut (sidewinder) keys

All Keys Lost vs. Adding a Spare

If you still have one working key, adding a spare is quicker and usually costs less, because the car can often be put into programming mode with the existing key. If every key is gone, we originate a new key from the lock or key code and then program it. Either way, lost keys can be erased from the car's memory so they no longer start it, which is worth doing if your keys were stolen.

Get a Spare Before You Need One

The cheapest time to get a car key is when you still have one. If your household shares a single key, call us to make a spare and avoid an all-keys-lost situation later.