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Types of Car Spare Keys

It doesn't matter if you dropped your car keys during a shopping trip or put it back while you were getting your coffee. Make sure to keep a spare key and check the areas you like to leave your keys prior to heading out.

Grocery stores such as Save Mart and H-E-B have self-service key duplication equipment that can duplicate house keys, and sometimes car keys and key fobs. Visit their website for the most current prices and more information.

Valet keys

Valet keys are a type of car key that permits the vehicle to be driven but it isn't able to unlock a trunk or glove box. They are usually a cheaper alternative to a standard replacement key. They are typically employed by hotel valet attendants and mechanics working in repair shops to gain access to the car of a customer. However, they can also be used by a private party to gain access to the car in the event that the owner's remote key fob battery is not working.

The main reason for having valet keys is to prevent theft. It is not uncommon for valet parking attendants to take customers' vehicles for rides, and the valet key can act as a deterrent to make it more difficult to steal the vehicle. Valet keys are also helpful for those who have valuables in the glovebox or boot of their vehicles.

Modern valet keys retain the original functions of key locks from the past and are able to open the door of a driver, but not the lock on the central console or trunk. Some luxury vehicles of high-end also contain features that increase the security of the valet keys like a limited power output. This will prevent the vehicle from being started without the engine being turned off.

These features are a great start, but the valet key comes with flaws. Some thieves know the limitations of these key fobs and can open them with a Crowbar. Some valet keys also have less secure locks compared to the standard replacement key fobs.

In some instances the valet key may not work as expected, especially if it has been dropped or damaged. The key could stop working suddenly, and the owner may need to call a locksmith to have it replaced. In the event of a key malfunction, it is important to have an extra.

If you're in the need of a new car key or have lost your Attendant Key, visit your local Mister Minit store to have a duplicate made. When you visit Mister Minit to replace your car key, it is important to know the year and model of the vehicle you are using.

Traditional Keys

Locksmiths can easily make traditional keys because they have a simple edge design. They don't have an electronic transponder, which means they do not require encryption. They are made of nickel or brass and are therefore more durable. They are also able to endure rough handling and severe usage.

A spare van keys key can make it easier for you to avoid having to rekey your car if you lose it. Keep one separate from your keychain to make it easier to find. You can leave it with someone you trust to drive your vehicle in the event that you need to lock yourself out.

Most national home improvement chains and hardware stores offer key duplication services at affordable costs. The KeyMe machine is usually available in these stores. It allows you to easily duplicate your keys that you have in mere minutes. Visit their website to find a store close to you. Some of them make key fobs to cars with push button start.

Make sure to call ahead prior to going to a store that offers these services. You can also look online to determine what kind of keys they can make. Certain locksmiths might not be able make keys for locks with high security.

If you have an electronic key, you will need to get a replacement from the dealership. Before they can issue you a new key, they'll need to confirm that you have the vehicle. They will require evidence of ownership such as the registration or title to prove that.

If you have a conventional key, you can go to an auto parts shop or a locksmith. Both will be able to make spare car key your replacement key quickly and at a cost that is reasonable. They'll be able to duplicate the original key, or they will be able to provide you with a blank key that can be programmed to match your car's key system. They will need the year model, make, and year of your vehicle to accomplish that, so you'll want to have that information handy if you are planning on going to these locations to get your spare key made.

Transponder Keys

Transponder keys are electronic microchips that are embedded into the head. This is distinct from traditional keys which use metal contacts to open the lock or start the vehicle. This microchip transmits the radio signal at a low level when the key is activated. The signal is a digital serial number that matches up with the key code stored in the computer system of your vehicle. If the correct code is matched the immobilizer system of your car disarms so that the engine can begin.

Transponder keys aren't just more secure, but they also make it difficult to duplicate a car key. In fact, some cars won't start in the event that the wrong key is used (except for keys that are not transponder). They are therefore the best option if you want to minimize the risk of your car being taken or copied.

If you've lost or had your transponder keys stolen, you should have a replacement created as soon as you can. Fortunately, a lot of locksmiths in the automotive field can replace the key fob or design a blank key that can be paired with a switchblade key to give you the same functionality as your original key.

Transponder key replacements can cost a lot, but they are often cheaper than having your car removed after a theft. In addition, it can be faster than visiting the dealership.

In addition to being able to repair or replace your lost or broken key, an automotive locksmith can also repair damaged ignitions as well as other hardware in your vehicle. They can also create duplicate keys for all makes and models of cars, so they are a great choice when you require a replacement or have lost yours.

It is essential to keep your spare car keys somewhere safe and not on your keychain. This will prevent you from accidentally losing or misplacing it. It also makes it easier to find your car when you're in a rush. If you're concerned about leaving your spare car keys visible, store it in the car's dashboard or inside a secret compartment.

Remote Keys

In the majority of modern cars, a key fob is needed in addition to traditional car keys made of metal. Key fobs are small transmitter that appears more like an iPhone than a real car key. Key fobs are able to unlock and lock your car by pressing a single button. You can also start your car remotely.

Some cars even offer the option of "summoning" your vehicle by pressing a button, much like Tesla's summon feature. This is useful if you have to squeeze into a cramped space.

Sometimes, car keys fail to function at the worst possible moment. You could be at the station, or on your way to get groceries, or returning back home after a long day when you realize that you've forgotten your spare key. This can be a huge hassle! The majority of our stores can repair and replace keys on the spot.

If your car has a remote key, it has an embedded chip which needs to be programmed. The majority of our Mister Minit locations have the equipment needed to duplicate your transponder car keys. We can duplicate your transponder car keys while you are waiting. This usually takes less than 30 minutes. You'll have plenty of time to run through your routine before picking up the keys.

Bring your key to one of our shops to get it duplicated. To duplicate the correct key or fob, we will require information about your vehicle's year, MAKE, and MODEL.

If you're having difficulty with your car keys, or you're looking to get an extra key to keep you safe go to your local Mister Minit store today. We'll have the tools and know-how to create an extra car key that can last for the rest of your life. Be sure to keep it safe!