Automotive Service

Routine Services

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Car Lockout

AAA has reported, on average, assisting over 4 million people with car lockouts every single year.

The funny thing is: They're not even locksmiths!

Accidentally locking keys inside your car, or simply misplacing them, is all too common in this modern day and age. Although keyless entry for cars is a relatively new concept, we're still far from solving this problem by any means whatsoever.

That's why, you guessed it, we're here to forget you ever had that problem in the first place. If you need to replace your lost keys after regaining access to your car, we can help.

The reliability of our methods goes to show we've got the most optimal car key replacement Port St Lucie has to offer.

Car Re-Key

Re-keying car locks are not much different from your typical locks found on doors. If your car has been pre-owned, you're going to want to re-key your car's door or ignition as a means of protection from past users. 

The type of car locks vary from car to car. Most locks found on cars these days use pins or wafers in their internals.

Unfortunately, wafer locks are known to be more easily picked than other more secure mechanisms. This is partially due to how wide the keyholes are.

If you find it unnecessary to upgrade to a more secure lock, we can re-key your wafer locks to make your car operate as if you just swerved off the lot. 

Car Key Programming

Your car won't start without a programmed transponder key.

Nearly every key fob on the market today needs to be programmed as an extra layer of security to start your vehicle. Without immediate reprogramming, you risk compromising your cars security, disabling your vehicle, and pricey repairs.

When you decide to search for a locksmith to program your car keys, it's best practice to work with reputable professionals. This is why we present ourselves as liable for our work in the rare situation that something goes sideways.

Our company provides the convenience and reassurance to satisfy all your key programming needs. 

Trunk Lockout

Locking the keys inside the trunk of your car is all too common when maintaining or accessing your vehicle repeatedly.

If you find yourself in a pinch, we'd like to give you two easy tricks you can try on your own to gain entry to the trunk of your car:

Trunk release button:

If you still have access to the interior of your car via open windows or doors, look for a trunk release button or lever.

These can be found anywhere from the driver's side floor to the underside of the steering wheel, middle console, or driver's side door. If you're lucky to have a 2013 Subaru Impreza, the release lever is commonly located on the driver's side floor next to the fuel door lever. 

Fold your seats down:

Also assuming that you have access to the interior, try folding down the rear seats of your car to access the trunk. To fold down the seats, look for pull handles, or take a look at your car's manual to find how to fold down your car seats.

No luck? Fill out our contact form or give us a call for immediate assistance to regain entry to your trunk.