Car keys have evolved well past a simple metal blade — today's vehicles use transponder chips, rolling-code remotes, and proximity smart keys that all need to be cut and programmed correctly to actually start the car, not just unlock the door. Losing your only set means dealing with a problem most people have never had to solve before, and dealership replacement often means a multi-day wait and a tow.
We come to you — home, office, parking lot — with the equipment to cut and program replacement keys on-site for the vast majority of makes and models, from older transponder keys to modern smart keys with proximity sensing and push-button start. The reference guide below shows the range of key types and brands we regularly work with.
