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Types of Car Spare Keys
If you've lost your keys while grocery shopping or put it down to get your cup of coffee, losing keys to cars can happen. Be sure to keep a spare key in your bag and be sure to check the places where you tend to leave your keys before leaving.
Some supermarkets, like Save Mart and H-E-B, have self-service key duplication equipment that can duplicate car keys and fobs. Visit their website for current prices and additional information.
Valet Keys
Valet keys are a form of spare car key that permits the vehicle to be driven, but it isn't able to unlock a trunk or a glove box. They are less expensive than a standard replacement key. They are usually used by hotel valet parking attendants as well as repair shop mechanics to gain access to a customer's car. They can be employed by private parties to gain access to a vehicle if the remote key fob battery of the owner is dead.
The main reason for using a valet key is to prevent theft. It is not uncommon for valet parking attendants to take customers' cars for rides and the valet keys can be used as a deterrent to make it difficult for thieves to take the vehicle. Valet keys can also be useful for those who have valuables in the glovebox or trunk of their vehicles.
Modern valet keys retain the original function of older key locks and are able to unlock a door for drivers, but not the lock that is on the center console or the trunk. Certain luxury cars have features that improve security like a restricted power output. This prevents the car from starting with the key unless the engine is turned off.
These features are a good starting point but the valet key comes with flaws. Some thieves know the limitations of these key fobs and can make them open using a bar. Certain keys for valet also have less secure locks compared to the standard replacement key fobs.
In some cases the valet key might not work as expected particularly if it has been damaged or dropped. The key could...