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Car Key Cutting - Security, Convenience, and Peace of Mind
The art of car key cutting involves more than simply bent metal. It's an art that ensures security, convenience, and peace of mind for car owners.
Bring your current key to a participating AutoZone location and an associate will duplicate it using the correct key cutting procedure for your make and model. The key-cutting process takes only a few minutes and is less expensive than a replacement car key purchased from a dealership.
Mechanical Keys
Mechanical keys are the simplest kind of car keys and dates back to the early days of automotive locks. These keys have a pattern that matches the pins of the lock to open it. Hardware stores are able to copy mechanical keys, however locksmiths with the right tools will be able to create copies that are more durable and can be used in your car.
A professional locksmith is also able to create laser-cut keys. They are more secure than mechanical keys because they have grooves on both sides. This makes it more difficult to copy the key and, if someone uses a grinder to attempt to copy it they'll likely end up leaving some metal pieces that will not fit in your lock.
In the 1990s, transponder keys were developed to add another layer of security. These keys contain a tiny chip inside the head that communicates with your car so it knows it's a genuine key. If the chip inside your car's key is not matched, your car will not start. These keys are more costly than a mechanical key and require professional programming and cutting.
Smart keys are the newest advancement in car keys. These are a combination between a mechanical key and a wireless remote control. You can unlock and start your car with this key, and do it via remote. A professional auto locksmith on the move can make smart keys that can be replaced for your vehicle in a matter of minutes using the latest technology.
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