Types of car keys
- Traditional metal keys on older vehicles
- Transponder keys with a chip that must be programmed to the car
- Remote key fobs that lock and unlock the doors
- Smart or proximity keys for push-button start
Lost all your keys?
If you have no working key at all, a locksmith can often cut and program a new one on site. This is called an all-keys-lost situation and is a common reason people call us. Some newer or high-security vehicles may still need the dealer, and we will tell you that up front.
What we need from you
- The make, model and year of the vehicle
- Photo ID and proof of ownership, such as registration or title
- The VIN, which is on the dashboard near the windshield and on your registration
Why call a mobile locksmith?
We come to you, wherever the car is parked, so you skip the tow and the trip to the dealership. If you only locked your keys inside, see our car lockout service.
What affects the price
Every job is different, so we quote it before we dispatch. The main things that affect the price are your location and distance, the time of day, the type of job, and the lock or vehicle involved. Read our guide, how much a locksmith costs in Phoenix, for the questions to ask any locksmith before you agree.
