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It varies according to the type of car. Some will rekey as a standard pin tumbler, others are wafer, others are sidebar and others are electronic.
Your car dealer or local locksmith can give you model specific information, but be sure to look at the cost of replacement as it may be a less expensive option than rekeying.
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