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How to program a car key

Automotive technology has changed significantly over the last 30 years. The car locking/unlocking system and security are areas where the most notable changes have taken place. Today's cars are equipped with computer technology, which enhances your car's protection. However, they require chip-integrated keys that must be programmed into your vehicle. This system is an excellent way to deter car thieves. Yet, where there is a plus, there is sometimes, unfortunately, a minus as well. Because of this new technology, getting back into your car can be more time-consuming and challenging, even for a professional locksmith. Without the microchip, the car won’t start. Plus, the key programming process may be unfamiliar to people who have never dealt with something similar before. In this article, we will answer the key questions about car key programming to help you understand your options when your key stops working.

4 Tips To Avoid Locking Your Keys in Your Car

Many of us have locked keys in a car at least once. Believe us, sometimes it happens even to locksmiths, so we understand how frustrating that can be, especially if you have somewhere to go or worse you're in a rush. If you don't have a spare key handy, there is little you can do once you close the car door and realize the keys are still hanging in the ignition or on the seat. The following tips are helpful to keep in mind when you're behind the wheel, and they may save you the trouble and embarrassment of locking your keys in the car. We created them from both our and our customers' experiences.

Getting A New Car Key Made: Useful Information And Life Hacks

Are you in an emergency locksmith situation? Lost your car key and have no spare? Let us suggest the most logical options you have in order to fix the situation! Sure Lock & Key will concisely and precisely direct you on how to get a new car key!