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∙ 13y agoNo, but your car dealer can get a new key by the VIN Number.
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∙ 13y agoThe dealer should be able to make a duplicate just from the VIN # for the car.A locksmith can make a key for just about anything legal, but he usually has to go to the car. Write down the VIN# and call a locksmith with it. If he cannot get it for you, then get a price for his coming out to the car, and get a price from the dealer. Compare these and choose.
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Now that we have mentioned the residential locksmith services and car locksmith services, you know the job each does. The obvious difference is that a car locksmith fixes locking systems for vehicles whereas a residential locksmith fixes doors. Other than traditional key unlocking, a car locksmith will be an expert in electronics and microchips required for car key fob reprogramming. Similarly, a door locksmith will be skilled in smart lock installation and its services.
Call a locksmith. There is no way to retrieve the code from outside.
You would need a locksmith to unlock it for you, there is no real way to do it without having the key.
You can call the best locksmith in your city like Locksmith Atlanta Pro LLC in Atlanta for this service.
If you want an affordable car locksmith to unlock your car for you, you can go to Property Lock & Key. It is located in Oxnard, California and you can get the best deals.
The dealer or a locksmith.
No, AAA will not cover the cost of a car locksmith if you locked your keys in the car. Such an incident is considerd as personal fault and has nothing to do with insurance.
As with any profession, a locksmith's earnings depends in large part on what area of the country or world they live in. It also depends on how many competitors there are in the same area.
Locksmith, or dealer.
Any good locksmith (not at the hardware stores) can make keys for virtually any make of car.