If you are not sure what kind of car key you have, start with this simple rule. If it has buttons, it is likely a remote key or a key with a remote built in. If it has no buttons but starts a newer car, it may be a transponder key. If it is plain… Continue reading Remote, Transponder, or Basic Key, How to Tell What You Have
Most of the time, unlocking a car should not damage the doors or seals when a trained locksmith uses the right tools and care. The real trouble starts when people use coat hangers, screwdrivers, or too much force. That is when weather strips get bent, trim gets scratched, and glass takes a risky hit. A… Continue reading Will Unlocking the Car Damage Doors or Seals?
Yes, a locksmith can often make a car key without the original. The main question is what kind of key your car uses. A simple metal key is usually easiest. A chip key or push to start fob can also be made, but it takes the right tools and the right info. You will also… Continue reading Can a Locksmith Make a Car Key Without the Original? What Makes It Possible
