A previous owner or a lost spare may still start your car. We check the keys programmed to it and delete the ones you don't have.
When you buy a used car you rarely know how many keys were made for it. A key left with the previous owner, a family member or a lost spare can still start the engine. We come to your car, connect our programmer and make sure the car only accepts your keys.
Especially from a private seller, or when you got only one key.
Delete the missing key so it can no longer start the car.
A former partner, roommate or employee still has a key.
On many vehicles our programmer can show how many keys are stored in the car. If the number is higher than the keys you received, someone else may still have a working key.
Yes. On request we delete old keys from the car's memory and program the keys you hold, so a missing key can no longer start the vehicle.
Deleting a key stops it from starting the car. On some vehicles the metal blade of an old key can still open a door lock — ask us about your vehicle when you call.
Yes. We check the registration or title with your ID before any key work. A real locksmith always does.
Yes. Many dealers hand over only one key with a used car. We can delete unknown keys and add a spare in the same visit.
Call or text the year, make and model — we'll tell you what's possible for your vehicle and the price before we come.
