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Car Key Replacements

If it's a basic lock-and-key key or a sophisticated fob key, losing one can cost you a lot. The best way to avoid this is to always have an extra key in your wallet.

The cheapest car key replacement option is to contact an auto locksmith if you've lost your keys. A dealership could be more expensive, but it's a good choice.

Mechanical Keys

If you own an older vehicle that doesn't use key fob technology, your keys are probably mechanical. The standard keys are made of brass, steel or a mix of brass and nickel. The keys are cut on a key duplicator that uses the blank key as a template, and an original key against the opposite side of the machine. The original key is then cut using a special cutter to create a duplicate.

Transponder Keys

Transponder chips are integrated into most newer cars keys. These chips are used to unlock the car and begin it. These chips can be found in the ignition, or the key head. The transponder transmits an electronic signal to the computer in the car when the key is turned on in the ignition. The computer then checks the signal to make sure it is in line with the correct serial number.

It's almost impossible to start cars without the owner's key. If the signal does not match the car's signal, it won't start and remain locked. This is a huge benefit that can stop car thieves from taking your car as the odds of someone else starting and driving off with your car are greatly decreased.

Transponder keys cost more than a regular metal key. The transponder is a chip that is costly to produce and put into the car key. Typically, these kinds of keys can cost hundreds of dollars purchased from a car dealer.

A locksmith can provide more reliable and affordable transponder key replacements. Beishir Lock and Security carries an extensive selection of these keys and can even modify the chip to work with your vehicle in-the-moment at a fraction of the cost of a dealership.

If you're looking for a transponder key replacement make sure you get multiple quotes. The final cost will be influenced by a variety of factors, including the make and model of your vehicle, any additional features you have on the key (such as a remote control key-fob) and even the location you decide to copy it.

In the end, you need to weigh the advantages of a transponder in comparison to the cost and convenience. If you are concerned about security and safety, then a transponder keys could be worth the cost in the long term. A non-transponder car key will not allow the car to start.

Laser-Cut Keys

Laser cut keys can look like something from a sci-fi movie however they are actually very common. They add an extra layer of security for automobiles. These keys require specialized key cutting equipment to make and are much more difficult for thieves to duplicate or pick than traditional cut keys.

In contrast to traditional keys with grooves cut into one side the laser cut keys have slits tooled on both sides. They can be put into the lock cylinder either way, and they still function. As a result, they are generally sturdy and stronger than standard keys.

As a bonus they can also be used to open certain high-security locks. The slits are tooled to a specific depth that matches the codes of different automobile manufacturers. It is crucial to choose the correct depth as cutting the blade incorrectly can damage the cutting machine, and cause the key to not to function after it has been placed into the lock.

The distinctive slits and the increased thickness of car keys cut with lasers make them more resistant to being copied. A lot of these keys have a transponder chip that is unique to your vehicle. This means that if someone copies your car key even if it contains transponder chips they won't be able to start your vehicle.

Although these additional layers of security might make a laser-cut car key more expensive than other kinds but the truth is that they're still cheaper than buying a new one from your dealer. Locksmiths are often able to cut these keys faster than car dealerships.

Another thing to keep in mind is that the quality of a laser cut car key can make a huge difference. The wrong type of blade could easily damage the machine that cuts keys or your lock cylinder, leading to a large repair cost. It's vital to purchase your laser-cut car key from an auto locksmith who sells the keys.

Bibens Ace South Burlington offers a variety of replacement car key FOB keys for over 250 different models and makes of vehicles, as well as laser-cut sidewinder keys. Visit us today and discover how we can help save you money on replacement car key fobs without the hassle of going to a dealership!

Remote Keys

In the past, misplacing or even losing your car keys wasn't a huge deal. Contact a locksmith for a new key and leave. Today, however, cars are more advanced in technology, and the corresponding keys are harder to replace and even more difficult for thieves to duplicate. This means that if you lose your car key it will be more expensive 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 one made for $10 at a hardware store, or you can get an locksmith from the automotive industry to visit you and make a copy on the spot.

You'll need to take your smart key, transponder with switchblade or transponder that has remote start to the dealer to be replaced. It can be very expensive and may take a while to obtain the new key from the manufacturer, which could delay getting back on the road.

The car key may not function for no apparent cause as with other electronic devices. It is usually due to extreme heat or cold, but can also be caused from a bad battery or water in the keyfob from rain. If you notice that your car key isn't responding, you should consider trying to reset it before contacting an auto locksmith.

You should also know that your keyfob will only work if you're within the reach of the vehicle. This is why it's crucial to keep your key fob with you at all times, and not let it leave your pocket unless you're certain that you'll be able to return it swiftly.

The majority of people lose their keys to their car by dropping them or misplacing them. This could cause the key to break or become stuck in the lock. It's recommended to always have a spare.