Locally Owned and Operated. Full Service Key Cutting and Programming.
We come to you equipped to cut and program new replacement or duplicate spare keys for most Domestic & Asian automobiles on the road today. Whether you've got a key to copy or all keys are lost, we're able to make new car keys by VIN if needed.
SOS brings Certified, Licensed & Insured dealership programming AND car locksmith key cutting capabilities to you.
Whether you need a lost car key replaced by VIN, or a new spare, we've got you covered with one call.
Our Mobile Automotive Locksmith comes to your location and makes your new car keys, key fobs, smart keys, and remotes on the spot.
- Transponder keys -
- Chip keys -
- VATS keys -
- PATS keys -
- Laser Cut keys -
- Side Milled keys -
- Smart keys & fobs -
- Keyless entry remotes -
- Remote head keys -
- Tibbe keys -
We're equipped to cut and program new car keys or duplicate spare car keys for most Domestic & Asian makes and models on the road in Buckhead Atlanta, GA.
We're constantly improving our programming and key cutting skills and equipment allowing us to provide you with a quick, easy, and convenient car key replacement experience.
We stock iLco LOOK-ALIKE brand aftermarket replacement keys that come with a 1-year warranty against materials and workmanship defects. (labor included)
New, Used & Refurbished OEM keys are also available the same day for most Domestic & Asian makes and models
We make car key replacement quick, easy, and convenient anywhere in Buckhead Atlanta, GA
No Dealership or Towing Required!
The NASTF VSP Registry program allows our mobile car locksmiths direct access to security-related information from the automakers while protecting the safety and security of consumers and the integrity of their automobiles security systems.
Certified, Licensed & Insured,
Lost Car Key Replacement Experts.
Lost car keys replaced by VIN at your location.
MOBILE CAR LOCKSMITH BUCKHEAD ATLANTA, GA
SOS can make a car key without the original key.
The easiest way to replace lost car keys is for a automotive locksmith to make the car key by code using the car’s VIN.
With the VIN, a NASTF Registered automotive locksmith can retrieve the original key and immobilizer codes from the automaker. With these codes, we're able to cut new keys that fit your existing locks and program the new keys, fobs, or remotes to the vehicle.
There are a couple of things you need to know about cutting a car key from the VIN:
This provides the original key for the car, if any of your locks have ever been replaced, this will not work. If you car is older than 2000, this method cannot be used because the code needed is not available.
The same way the dealership does.
Our NASTF Registered VSP is authorized to retrieve a "keycode" using your cars VIN from the automakers database.
From that keycode our car key cutting machine knows which key profile to cut to fit your car locks.
Then, we'll just insert the new blade into the door lock and unlock the door.
In order to access the automakers keycode database, the NASTF VSP Registry requires us to verify and upload a photo of the Registered Owners Valid Driver’s License and any ONE of the following documents: Certificate of Vehicle Title, Motor Vehicle Registration, Insurance ID Card (pulling it up on a phone app works), OR Bill of Sale.
Cars and Light Trucks manufactured from 1996 onward have extra security features built in to the key to prevent theft.
These features include a “transponder chip” embedded inside the head of the key.
This technology prevents the engine from starting by turning the ignition by force or picking the ignition lock and makes “hot wiring” the vehicle impossible.
When a key is inserted into the ignition and the ignition is switched on, a transponder embedded in the head of the key is energized by an exciter coil that surrounds the ignition lock cylinder.
The energized transponder transmits a signal that contains its unique alphanumeric code.
If the code received doesn’t match what is stored in the vehicles anti-theft system, engine starting is disabled.
You may need a replacement car key made when the teeth on the key no longer match the lock enough to turn it due to the wear. The car key only works after trying to open the car door a couple of times or the transponder chip stops working. It's a good sign that your car key needs replacement soon since the car might not start when you need it.
It's important to recognize when your car keys need to be replaced so you know when you need to call a car locksmith. Before you're stuck with a car that won't start.
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