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Car Key Replacements

It doesn't matter if it's a simple lock and replacement car key fob key key or a sophisticated fob key, losing it could cost you a lot. The best way to avoid this is to keep one in your wallet.

If you lose keys, the cheapest alternative is to locate an auto locksmith. Dealerships are more expensive, but it is a good alternative.

Mechanical Keys

If you own an older car that doesn't utilize key fob technology, your car keys are likely mechanical. Keys of this type are made of metal such as brass, steel or a mixture of brass and nickel. The keys are cut using a key duplicator, which utilizes a blank key as a template and an original key placed on the other side of the machine. The original key is cut with an specialized cutter to make the copy.

Transponder Keys

Transponder chips are incorporated in the majority of newer automobiles keys. These chips are used to unlock the car and start it. These chips are usually located inside the key head, but can also be located in the ignition. The transponder transmits an electronic signal to the computer in the car when the key is inserted into the ignition. The computer checks the signal and ensures it matches the correct serial number.

This makes it almost impossible for stolen vehicles to be started without the owner's keys. If the signal does not match the car's signal, it won't start and remain locked. This is an excellent benefit to deter car thefts as it decreases the chance of someone else stealing your vehicle.

The downside of a transponder key is that it is more expensive than a standard flat metal key. The transponder is a chip that is expensive to manufacture and install into a car key. The keys are usually expensive when bought from a dealership.

A locksmith can provide less expensive and trustworthy transponder key replacements. Beishir Lock and Security carries many of keys, and can reprogram the chip to work with your vehicle on-the-spot for a fraction of the price of the dealership.

Make sure to compare estimates when looking for the replacement transponder keys. The final cost will be influenced by many factors, including the make and model of your vehicle, the extra features that you can find on the key (such as a remote-control key-fob) and even the location you select to have it copied.

In the end, you need to weigh the advantages of a transponder against the cost and convenience. If you prioritize safety and security, then a transponder key might be worth the investment in the long run. A non-transponder car key will not allow the car to start.

Laser-Cut Keys

Laser cut keys may appear like something from a sci-fi movie, but they are very common. They provide an additional security layer to automobiles. Keys that require special key cutting equipment and are much harder for thieves to duplicate or pick than traditional cut keys.

In contrast to traditional keys with grooves cut into one side, laser cut car keys have slits cut on both sides. They can be inserted into the lock cylinder either way, and they still function. In the end, they tend to be sturdier and thicker than traditional keys.

They can also be utilized as a bonus to open high-security locks. This is due to the slits being fitted into a certain depth that matches with the different car manufacturers' codes. It is important to get the correct depth as an incorrectly-cut blade can harm the cutting machine and cause the key not to function after it has been put into the lock.

The increased thickness and unique slits of keys made by lasers make them less susceptible to being copied or picked. In addition the majority of these keys contain transponder chips that are unique to your vehicle. This means that even if a person makes a copy of your car key with a transponder chip it won't be capable of starting your vehicle.

Although these extra layers of security might make a laser-cut car key more expensive than other types, the fact is that they're still cheaper than buying a new one from your dealer. Locksmiths often cut keys faster than car dealerships.

Another important thing to remember is that the quality of a laser cut car key could make all the difference. A bad blade could cause damage to the key cutting machine or lock cylinder, leaving you with a huge repair cost of a replacement car key. This is the reason it's essential to purchase your laser-cut car key from a reliable supplier that sells them to auto locksmiths.

Bibens Ace South Burlington offers an extensive selection of replacement car key FOB keys for more than 250 different models and makes of vehicles, in addition to laser-cut sidewinder key replacements. Stop by today and see how we can help you save money on replacement car key fobs without the hassle of having to go to a dealer!

Remote Keys

It wasn't too long ago that losing your car key or losing it was not a huge issue. Contact a locksmith for a new key and then drive away. The cars of today are more technologically advanced and the keys that correspond to them are more difficult to replace. They can also be harder for thieves copy. This means that if you lose your car key it will be more costly than ever to replace it.

Depending on the type of key that you have, the price to replace it will vary. For keys that are traditional, you can have an exact copy made for around $10 at a hardware shop, or you can hire an automotive locksmith to come to you and make one right there.

You will need to take your smart key, transponder with switchblade or transponder that has remote start to the dealership to be changed. It can be costly and you might need to wait a long time for the manufacturer to send you a new key.

Sometimes, as with any other electronic device keys for cars will stop working without reason. Often, this is due to extreme heat or cold however, it could be due to an ineffective battery, water in the key fob from rain, or simply deteriorating over time. It is recommended to reset your car keys prior to calling an auto locksmith if you notice that it is not responding.

It's also important to understand that your key fob will only function if it's within range of the car. This is the reason it's essential to keep your key fob with your person at all times, and not let it leave your pocket unless you're sure that you can return it swiftly.

The most frequent method of losing the car key is through not locating it or dropping it. This can cause the key to break or become stuck in the lock. It's an ideal idea to have a spare.