Car Key Replacement Near You

What Does Car Key Replacement Include?

Car key replacement is the process of cutting new keys to replace a broken or lost set.

The replacement keys are finished to the highest standard and are usually Original Equipment replacements or equivalent.

 

Who Can Help Me with My Car Key Replacement?

A professional car locksmith can help you with cutting new keys. It is a specialist service that can’t be done at your local garage, but you may be able to call out a mobile locksmith to help you with your problem.

Many traditional locksmiths also offer car key replacements, but these are unlikely to provide a mobile call-out service.

 

Where Can I Find a Locksmith Near Me?

Locksmithing is a specialised profession, and car locksmiths in particular can be difficult to find. We would recommend searching for a locksmith or car locksmith near you directly and comparing all the available options and their reviews to find the best option for you.

Alternatively, you can ask family and friends for recommendations to help you find a car locksmith in your area.

 

How Much Does Car Key Replacement Cost?

The price of your car key replacement can vary depending on the model and age of your vehicle, but usually costs between £100 and £350.

If you want a remote key fob replacement, the price will be higher than replacing a standard set of car keys.

As a new key fob is not an inexpensive job, we would recommend comparing your options thoroughly before choosing a local locksmith so you can ensure you get the best deal.

 

What are the Signs I Need to Replace My Car Keys?

In many instances, a problem with your car keys can be fixed by changing the battery in the electric fob.

However, if you experience any of the following, you will need to contact a local car locksmith:

• Lost car keys.
• You have locked your only set of keys in the vehicle.
• Your keys are stuck in the lock.
• The central locking isn’t engaging or disengaging, even though the battery in the keys is fine.

 

Can I Replace My Car Keys Myself?

No, you won’t be able to replace lost or broken car keys without the help of a professional locksmith because your vehicle will need to be deprogrammed so the lost set of keys can no longer be used to open it.

This is especially important if you believe the keys were stolen, else the thief will be able to access your vehicle and drive it away without being stopped.

You should always use a specialist car locksmith for your key replacement as a result.

 

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