The Car Seat Spare Key
Most parents have had the terrifying experience of trying to reach behind their child's car seat, but not being able to apply enough force to loosen the straps. The Car Seat Key was developed by NAMRA to make this task simpler.
UK Auto Locksmith offers a lower cost alternative to purchasing a new seat key from the Seat dealer.
Lost Keys
The first thing to do if you've lost your car keys is to check the location you normally keep them. Sometimes, keys "drift" away from their usual spot and end in the ground or in the underside of something. It is important to not give up too easily especially if the location has been searched several times. If you have done this, but you are still unable to locate your keys, call a locksmith in the area for help. Locksmiths are usually less expensive than dealerships for replacing car keys. The locksmith will need information about your car including its VIN or key code number. This will allow them to identify your car and provide the correct key to open.
Broken Keys
Dread and despair descend upon you when a key gets damaged in your lock. But before you give up and give yourself a breath and keep in mind that it's not impossible to recover your broken key. If you're lucky enough, there might still be enough of the broken piece sticking out that you can grab it with a pair of needle nose pliers. If not, tweezers can work just fine (just be sure you do not accidentally push the broken edge further into the lock).
An excellent method is to use a can WD-40(r), Smart Straw which has a smart nozzle that sprays directly into the keyhole. This will allow the damaged piece move out, and also loosen any bind that might be hindering it from moving. You can try to wiggle it up and down or in and out, to remove it from whatever has it stuck.
G28 have been tried by people, like using the paperclip on both sides to grab the broken piece and lever it out. You can also try a drill, but make sure you drill the hole on the side that is exposed of the broken part of the key, not the lock itself.
Damaged Keys
Often, what appears to be a serious hardware problem is actually just some dust or grit under the key that is preventing it from functioning properly. It is possible to repair this yourself without the need for replacement parts. You will require a plastic tool (a credit card is ideal, but a flathead screwsdriver can be used in a pinch), and a container that you can use to keep the key pieces while you remove them.
You'll also require a spudger for removing the stubborn dirt and grime, and the use of a Q-tip to clean the keypad. If you are able to remove the key and its internal components take note of their position so you can put them back together in a proper way in the future.
If the key is completely damaged in the ignition or the fob, a professional lock will have to recover it for you. Seat uses a 4-digit security code when programming the keys for the car. They do not share this information with anyone, including the owners. With a specific tool and software, we're able find the code and supply you with a replacement key at a cheaper price than the dealership.
Stolen Keys
If your car keys are stolen, replacing them is more difficult and costly than if they were damaged or lost. It's recommended to keep a spare key for your car. This can be cheaper and quicker than going through an auto dealer. UK Auto Locksmith, a specialist car locksmith, can assist to get replacement keys for your car, or program them. The service is available throughout the nation and their prices are much lower than the dealerships. They are a trusted company and have a great customer support team to assist customers with any inquiries.