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Transponder Keys

Transponder keys come with a chip that communicates with the computer on board of your car. This is a vital component of your car because it adds an extra layer of protection against theft. Most cars that have been produced since 1995 include this feature, and it's crucial to know how to use them correctly.

There are several types of transponder keys that you can purchase for your vehicle, including fixed and rolling code. Fixed code transponders have a fixed code that cannot be copied, while rolling code transponders update their codes each time they're used. This makes it very difficult for anyone to duplicate your car key and is one of the main reasons that people prefer this type of car key.

While transponder keys for cars offer many security advantages however, it is more costly than traditional metal keys. However, the added security is often worth the extra cost. It is important to keep in mind that you must visit a licensed dealer should you lose your key.

If you have a transponder key it's essential to keep it dry. Avoid exposure to heat or water and keep it in a safe bag whenever you go swimming or kayaking. If your key fob becomes wet, take the battery out and clean it using paper towels before putting it back in.

Remote Keys

Certain vehicles use remote keyless entry, which opens the trunk and doors without the need for a physical key. To do this, motorists put their keys in their pockets, and then move a distance of one millimeter of the door handle or trunk where they hit the Request Switch. The car detects this signal and responds by locking the doors or opening the trunk. When the driver returns to the vehicle, they press the Request Switch again to lock it, or turn on the engine if they're in the cabin.

The keys transmit a 40-bit code each time they're pressed, and the receiver in the car is looking at that code to determine the best course of action. If a person finds your key fob in a purse or bag or other object, they could "capture" the code, transmit it again, and open the car, even if the original transmitter's battery is dead. To prevent this, some automakers have added a physical key to the key fob, that can be used if the electronic key isn't working.

Another hidden benefit of car keys is the capacity to roll down all the windows and open the sunroof using only a single button. This is especially helpful on hot days. This feature is not usually labeled, but can be activated by pressing the unlock button on the key fob at least six times in less than 10 seconds.

Keyless Entry Keys

Some modern key fobs come with a key that is mechanical in the interior, allowing you unlock and start the car even if your battery goes out. To remove the key from the fob, simply press or slide the release knob button and pull. Reinstalling it is just as easy as removing it. This method isn't as easy as a remote, making it difficult to lend or share your car.

Some key fobs have additional functions that can be activated by pressing a few buttons. For instance you can open all the windows or open the sunroof by pressing just one button. This feature is available on key fobs of Volvo SUVs and Ford trucks, for instance. It's not normally labeled, however, it can be activated by pressing the locks and unlock buttons on the fob at the same time (within 10 seconds) while pressing the unlock button until all the windows are rolled down or the sunroof is opened.

Some carmakers, such as Tesla and Hyundai, use keyless entry that does not require a fob. Instead, you can use a smartphone application to lock or unlock your car. These kinds of systems are known as digital keys or phone-as-key apps which are generally cheaper than traditional key fobs. But they're not without their own issues. For instance that many apps aren't secure enough to shield your car's data from hackers.

Key Cutting

Keys are frequently used to protect valuable items which makes them a prime target for theft. However, there are methods to avoid this happening. One option is to use spare keys to grant the home owner access without having to use the original key. This is a great option for those who work at home or share their house with other people.

We can assist you if you require a duplicate key or design a new one. Our key cutting machine will create an exact replica of any key that you bring. We can also add the transponder chip in case your key doesn't have one.

To ensure that the blank and key are of the identical in size, both have to be measured. Once the key is measured it will then begin cutting the new one. It is essential to only use machines that have been maintained by experts and are operated by them. Key machines are susceptible to mistakes.

A key cutter that has not been maintained correctly can result in incorrect cuts, and eventually a damaged key. Our experts are proficient in handling the key cutting process. They will ensure that the new keys are the right length and have the correct grooves on the blade to fit the key fob.