Car key replacement in Fort Worth

Can you make a car key if I have lost every copy?

Usually, yes. Most vehicles allow a key to be originated from the vehicle itself rather than copied from an existing key. We will need proof that the vehicle is yours — registration, title, or insurance in your name, plus photo ID — and we check that every time. Any locksmith willing to skip that step is one you should not be calling.

Is a locksmith cheaper than the dealership for car keys?

Almost always, and the gap is widest when the car has to be towed to reach the dealer. A mobile locksmith comes to the vehicle, which removes the tow entirely. We will publish our pricing before we open so you can compare it yourself rather than take our word for it.

Do you handle push-to-start and proximity fobs?

Yes. Push-to-start systems need the fob programmed to the vehicle's immobiliser, not just a physical key cut. That takes the right equipment and current software, which is what a mobile shop is built around.

How long does a replacement key take?

For most common vehicles it is a single visit, typically well under an hour once we are on site. Some European and high-security models need a part ordered first — if yours is one of them, we will tell you that on the phone rather than after we arrive.