Keyless Entry Car Keys
Proximity keys, smarts keys, central locking and keyless entry. Keyless entry fobs and remotes.
Replacing a Broken or Lost Key Fob or Remote
Almost all modern Australian cars have keyless entry as a standard feature.
Replacing a broken key fob is often the most sensible and feasible solution, rather than spending time and money on a repair that may not last or even work at all.
When someone loses a key to a keyless entry vehicle it poses a security threat, especially if they key is lost in a public car park or somewhere close to your home.
Any person who finds the key to a keyless entry car can walk around, clicking the unlock button until they see or hear the car unlock. Once the car is identified, they can simply hop in and drive away.
This is why we strongly recommend any person who loses their car key to consider purchasing a completely new set of keys. During the process of making new car keys, the automotive locksmith from KeyBay will wipe the original key data from your car, meaning that the old keys will not start the vehicle any more.
KeyBay has a complete mobile workshop with all the specialised equipment required to create spare and replacement car keys while you wait. We service most makes and models, including Ford, Holden, Honda, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, Subaru, BMW, Jeep, Nissan and many others.
Please use our online quote form to get a price for your vehicle.
Vehicle Security
Please be aware that we may request certain vehicle details as a matter of security for proof of ownership. Vehicle registration, insurance and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) may be requested.
What to Do When Keyless Entry Car Keys are Lost
The most convenient, time-effective and cost-effective way to solve this problem is to call your local automotive locksmith. You need to check that they have the correct equipment and computer technology to gain entry to your vehicle make and model, and to create a new keyless entry car key from scratch.