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Automotive Locksmithing & Security
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Automotive Locksmithing & Security
When you are in need of a locksmith in the case of losing your car keys, needing an existing car key duplicated, needing vehicle locks repaired, or are simply locked out of your car, we have you covered.
Emergency Lockouts
Getting locked out of your vehicle is frustrating, and we’ve all been there at one time. We’re here to help any time, any day. Our fast 24/7 emergency lockout service will get you back on the road. Locked out of your trunk? We can help with that too.
Car Keys
We cut, duplicate and program a variety car keys including: GM Vehicle Anti-Theft Systems (VATS), laser-cut and high-security keys, dealer transponder chip keys and keyless remotes. We also create new ignition keys and extract broken ones.
Vehicle Locks
Need a car lock repaired, replaced or changed? Our well-trained technicians will take excellent care of you whether your needs are for your ignition, door or trunk.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, auto lockouts are always guaranteed to be damage free unless someone else has damaged the door or lock prior to our arrival.
This varies on the type of key that needs to be made. If you’re getting a duplicate of your key at our shop, it usually only takes 15 – 20 minutes. If your keys are lost and we have to come to the vehicle to originate a new one, it can sometimes take 30 – 60 minutes.
This also varies depending on the year, make and model of your vehicle, and the scope of work being done. Typically if you have a key in good condition we can copy from, it’s cheaper to get one made at our shop, whereas if your key is lost, it costs a little more to have a technician come out to the vehicle to originate a key. Don’t hesitate to call for an accurate quote! We have no hidden fees or surprise charges.
Many people are surprised to find that their vehicles actually do have chipped keys. With a few exceptions, most car manufacturers began integrating immobilizer systems as a more modern form of vehicle theft deterrent in 1997. A good way to tell is to take a look at your key, and if it has a black or gray plastic head, there’s a good chance it’s actually chipped. If you aren’t sure, don’t hesitate to ask!
Yes we do. Most vehicles have the option for a keyfob that can remotely lock/unlock and activate the alarm on a vehicle. Call for a quote on getting a keyfob today.
