Locksmiths

After loading groceries into the car, you go to put the key into the ignition, only to realize that it must have fallen into the trunk – which you’ve already closed. You’re ready to head home after running errands or a day out with friends and family, and discover that your car keys must have fallen out of your pocket or purse, or you left them somewhere. In your rush to get to work on time, you shut the car door, turn around, and realize that you left the key inside. Do any of these situations sound familiar to you? If so, then you know all too well how frustrating getting locked out of your car is. The solution? Having a spare car key, of course!

We’re living in an era of exciting technological advances — and cars designed for the mass market aren’t being left behind! Car remote keyless systems are becoming increasingly common, making starting your car with the push of a button a reality. How do these systems work? Are keyless systems more secure? Above all, should you want a keyless system next time you buy a vehicle?

During the colder times of the year, it can take a while for the temperature inside your car to become close to anything you can tolerate. If you live in the midwest, then you know the feeling of getting inside your car after it has been in the cold for a while. What if you don’t have a remote start and would like to let your car warm up when there’s nobody in it or around to look over it? Is it possible to start your car and lock it while it is warming up? Let’s explore.

When you first got your new car, you probably thought your key fob was pretty cool. However, after a while, it kind of becomes second nature, as so many technological devices do, and you really don’t give the car remote a second thought. That is, until you put your hand in your pocket, reach into your bag, or head to the spot where you normally stash it, and discover that it isn’t there! When you realize your key fob is missing, you immediately feel your heart sink. Replacing a car remote key fob is a bit more complicated than replacing a traditional key or keyless entry remote. What makes replacing a key fob more complicated? It’s because you have to program a car remote key fob.

The days of replacing a lost key by having a key cut at your local hardware store are over. Most cars nowadays come either with a push-button start system, keyless entry, or both. Although a modern car key fob adds convenience, replacing key fobs can be very expensive. Here are the steps to follow when circumstances necessitate car key fob replacement.