What Car Key Do You Need?

Car Keys, fobs and remotes are different for every year make and model car and can be a lot to figure out when you just need one to work with your car. Most keys now days are chipped and programmed to your car specifically for security. We have multiple programmers to sync with the computer in your car to recognize the key we program. We will help decide what style key and the corresponding parts on the inside match your car exactly so it works. All our keys, remotes and fobs come with a one year warranty. We come to you in Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa, Apache Junction, Sun Lakes and Ahwatukee.

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Metal Key with no Chip

Metal Keys have no security features built in and can be copied and start a car with no programming needed.

Transponder Key - chipped key

These are Transponder keys and come with a chip inside to sync with the computer in your car to only start your car. These car keys need to be programmed by a locksmith to start your car.

Remote Head Key

When you have a metal key that has remote buttons on the head of the key you will need us to come and cut and program your key for your car.

Remote with Separate Key

Chevy Transponder key with seperate remote fob

This is a common style with Chevrolet. They have a transponder key with a separate remote. Some remotes only have lock, unlock and panic. Other remotes come with buttons to open the trunk or side doors. We can not add features that did not come with your car and original key.

Flip Key with remote buttons on it

This is a flip key style that works like a switchblade, when you push the button your key blade comes out. These are often on Fords. We can program a spare or replace if you lost all you

Smart Key - Fob - Push to Start Car Key

This is the key you need if you push a button to start your car instead of turning a key in the ignition. This smart key is a fob style that needs to be within proximity to start the car.

Fobik Style Key

This is a fobik key that often comes with Jeep, Dodge and Chrysler keys. The panic tip is the end you put into the dash to start your car or truck.