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Car Key Replacements

If it's a basic lock-and-key keys or a sophisticated fob key, losing it could cost you big time. The best way to prevent this is to always keep one in your wallet.

If you do lose keys, the most affordable solution is to hire an auto locksmith. Dealerships are more expensive, but is a great alternative.

Mechanical Keys

The keys to your car key button replacement are likely to be mechanical if you own an old car that doesn't use key fobs. The standard keys are made from steel, brass or a mix of brass and nickel. Keys are cut using the key duplicator, which makes use of a blank key as a template, and an original key placed on the other side of the machine. The original key is cut using a special cutter to create a duplicate.

Transponder Keys

Most newer cars come equipped with a transponder chip built into the key which is used to unlock and start the car. These chips can be found in the ignition, or the key head. The transponder sends an electronic signal to the computer of the car when the key is inserted into the ignition. The computer examines the signal and ensures that it matches with the correct serial number.

This makes it almost impossible for stolen vehicles to be started without the owner's keys. If the signal doesn't match the vehicle's signal, it will not start. This is a great benefit to help deter car thefts, as it reduces the likelihood of someone else driving off with your vehicle.

Transponder keys cost more than a flat metal key. The transponder is a microchip that is expensive to create and install into a car key. These keys are typically expensive when purchased from a dealership for cars.

A locksmith can provide much more reliable and affordable transponder key replacements. Beishir Lock and Security has many of these keys and can reprogram the chip right on the spot to work with your vehicle for only a fraction of the cost of the dealership.

If you're looking to replace a transponder key make sure you get multiple estimates. There are a variety of factors that influence the final price, such as the model and make of your car, whether you have additional features on your key, such as a remote key-fob or a remote key-fob, and also the location you choose to copy it.

In the end, you need to weigh the advantages of a transponder versus the cost and convenience. If you are concerned about safety and security, then a transponder key might be worth the investment in the long in the long run. A non-transponder car key won't allow the car to start.

Laser-Cut Keys

Laser cut keys can look like something from a sci-fi movie, but they are quite common. They provide an added security layer to cars. They require special key cutting equipment and are much harder for thieves to duplicate or pick than traditional cut keys.

Contrary to traditional keys, which have grooves cut into one side the laser cut keys have slits tooled on both sides. They can be put into the lock cylinder in any way and still function. They are thus more durable and robust than standard keys.

They are also utilized as a bonus to open high-security locks. The slits are made to a particular depth, which matches the codes of the different car manufacturers. The right depth is vital since a wrongly cut blade can damage the machine that cuts keys and result in the key not working immediately after being placed into the lock cylinder.

The greater thickness and unique slits of car keys cut with lasers make them less susceptible to being copied or picked. Many of these keys also have a transponder chip that is unique to your vehicle. This means that even if someone creates a duplicate of your car's key with a transponder chip they will not be in a position to start your vehicle.

Although these additional layers of security may make a laser-cut car key more expensive than other types, the fact is that they're still much less than purchasing a replacement car key fobs from your dealer. Additionally, locksmiths can often cut these keys faster than car dealerships.

Another important thing to remember is that the quality of a laser-cut car key can make a huge difference. A bad blade could easily damage the key cutting machine or the cylinder of your lock, leaving you with an expensive repair bill. This is the reason it's essential to purchase your laser cut car key from a reputable company that sells keys to auto locksmiths.

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

Remote Keys

Not so long ago having lost or misplaced keys to your car wasn't a huge deal. You could call an expert locksmith, get a replacement car keys cost and still leave. Today, however, cars are much more technologically advanced and keys are harder to replace and even more difficult for thieves to copy. It is now more expensive to replace a lost car key.

Depending on the type of key that you own, the cost to replace it will vary. You can purchase traditional keys for $10 at a local hardware store or employ an automotive locksmith who will come to you to make it on the spot.

If you own a smart key, transponder key with switchblade, or a transponder with remote start, you'll have to visit your dealer to have it replaced. It can be very expensive and could take a while to order the new key from the manufacturer, which will delay your getting back on the road.

Sometimes, as with any other electronic device keys for cars will stop working without reason. Often, this is due to extreme heat or cold, but it can also be due to a bad battery, water in the key fob from rain or simply wearing out over time. If you notice that your car key isn't responding, it's worth trying to reset it first before calling an auto locksmith.

It's also important to know that your key fob will only function when it's within reach of your vehicle. This is the reason it's essential to keep your key fob with you at all times and never let it go out of your pocket unless you're sure that you can return it swiftly.

The most common way to lose keys to cars is not locating it or dropping it. In some instances this could cause it to break or become stuck in the lock, which is why it's a good idea to have a spare available at all times.