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Types of Car Spare Keys

It doesn't matter if lost your car keys while shopping or if you put it back while you were getting your coffee. Keep an extra key and look over the areas you like to leave your keys prior to leaving.

Grocery stores such as Save Mart and H-E-B have self-service key duplication machines that can duplicate house keys, as well as car keys and key fobs. For more information on the process and current key prices, see their website.

Valet keys

Valet keys are a type of spare car key that permits the vehicle to be driven, but does not unlock a trunk or glove box. They are typically a less expensive alternative to a standard replacement key. They are typically used by hotel valet attendants and mechanics working in repair shops to gain access to the vehicle of customers. They are also employed by private parties to gain access to a car if the remote key fob battery fails to function.

The main reason for using a valet key is to deter theft. Valet parking attendants are known to take their customers' vehicles on fun rides. The valet key acts as an deterrent, making it more difficult to take the car. Valet keys can be useful for those who often leave valuables in their car's boot or glovebox.

Modern valet keys retain the original functionality of the older locks, and they can still open the door of a driver, but not the lock on the central console or the trunk. Certain luxury vehicles have features that improve security, such as a limited power output. This stops the vehicle from being started without turning the engine off.

These features are a good beginning however, the valet key has its flaws. Some thieves know the limitations of these key fobs, and can force them open with the use of a bar. Valet keys can also have less secure locks compared to the standard replacement key fobs.

In some instances the valet key might not function as expected particularly if it has been damaged or dropped. The key may be unable to function for a short time and the owner will need to call an expert locksmith to repair it. It is crucial to ensure that you have a working spare key in the event of this issue.

Visit your local Mister Minit to get a duplicate if you require an additional key for your car or lost your Attendant Key. When you visit Mister Minit to replace your car key, it is important to know the year and make of the vehicle you are using.

Traditional Keys

Locksmiths are able to make traditional keys due to their simple edges. They don't come with transponders and don't require encoders. They are made from brass or nickel and therefore more durable. They also can withstand rough usage and handling.

A spare key can make it easier for you to avoid having to rekey your car if you lose it. It is a good idea to keep one somewhere separate from your keychain so that it is easy to locate. It is possible to leave it with someone you trust to drive your car in the event you lock yourself out.

Many hardware stores and national home improvement chains offer key duplication services for affordable costs. KeyMe is typically available at these stores. It allows you to easily duplicate your standard keys in minutes. Visit their website to find a store close to you. Some of them also make key fobs that can be used to start cars with push buttons.

Call ahead before going to a store that offers these services. You can also look online to determine what kind of keys they are capable of making. Certain locksmiths might not be able to make keys for high security locks.

If you have a smart key, you will need to obtain an alternative from the dealership. They will need to confirm that you are the owner of the vehicle before they create a new one for you. To do this, they'll need evidence of ownership like the registration or title.

If you have an old key, you can go to an auto parts store or locksmith. Both will be able to make you a replacement key quickly and at a reasonable cost. They'll be able to duplicate your original key or in a position to give you a blank key that could be programmed to work with your car's security system. You will need to know the year and make and model of your car spare key (hop over to here) to be able to get a spare key made.

Transponder Keys

Contrary to traditional keys that make use of metal contacts to open the lock or begin the car, transponder keys feature an electronic microchip built into the head of the key. When the key spare is activated by the microchip, it sends an unintentional signal. The signal contains a serial number which corresponds to the key code stored in your vehicle's computers. If the correct code is found, the car's immobilizer system disarms, allowing the engine to begin.

Transponder keys aren't just more secure, they also make it more difficult to duplicate a car key. In fact, some vehicles will not start when the wrong key is used (except for non-transponder keys). They are therefore the best option if are looking to reduce the chance of your car being taken or copied.

If you lose your car transponder chip keys or if they're stolen, it is essential to have a backup key made as quickly as you can. There are many locksmiths in the automotive industry who can swap your key fob, or make keys that are blank and can be used in conjunction with a switchblade key in order to provide the same functions as your original key.

Transponder key replacements can be a costly undertaking, but it's often cheaper than paying to have your vehicle towed and retrieved after theft. In addition, it can be quicker than going to the dealership.

A locksmith can repair or replace the key that is broken or lost and can also fix your ignition and other vehicle hardware. They can also duplicate keys for many kinds of models and makes of vehicles and are an ideal choice if need to replace the spare key or have lost it.

It's essential to leave your spare car keys somewhere safe, and not attached to your keychain. This will prevent you from getting it lost or misplaced. It will also make it easier to locate your car when you're in a hurry. If you're worried about keeping your spare car key visible, store it hidden under the dashboard or inside a secret compartment.

Remote Keys

Modern cars need keys in addition to a traditional metal car key. A key fob is a small transmitter that looks more like an iPhone than a real car key. Key fobs can unlock and lock your vehicle by pressing one button. You can also start your vehicle remotely.

Some cars offer the option to "summon" your car by pressing a single button, similar to Tesla's summon feature. This is helpful when you need to squeeze into a small space.

Car keys may not work at the most difficult moments. You may be at a gas station, en route to buy some groceries or just returning home from an exhausting day. put your keys down for just one second only to realize that you forgot to bring the spare key with you. This can be very frustrating! Fortunately, most of our stores are able to repair and provide new key replacements immediately.

If your car is equipped with a remote key it has a chip which needs to programmed. Most of our Mister Minit locations have the equipment needed to duplicate your transponder car keys. We can duplicate your transponder car key while you wait. This usually takes less than 30 minutes. You'll have plenty of time to do errands before picking up the keys.

You'll need to bring your current key to get it copied at one of our stores. We will require the YEAR, MAKE and MODEL of your car in order to duplicate the correct fob or key for your specific vehicle.

If you're having issues with your car key, or if you're looking to get a spare key created to ensure your safety go to your local Mister Minit store today. We'll have the tools and know-how to design an extra car key that will last for the rest of your life. Make sure you keep it somewhere safe!