How We Handle Toyota Auto Key Duplication

Since 2001 we have learned that drivers want three things: a fair price, a realistic arrival time and work that lasts. That is how we approach car key duplication in Hempstead.

The technician checks ownership, explains the options and gets to work at your car.

From UBS Arena and JFK Airport to Roosevelt, Uniondale and Mineola, Car Key Locksmith is on call 24/7.

Step by Step

1. Call (516) 750-0433 with the year, make and model and the type of key you have now.
2. We quote the spare and an arrival time.
3. The technician cuts the new key from your working key and programs it.
4. You test the spare in the doors and the ignition before we leave.
5. You only pay once everything works at your car.

What Goes Into the Price

Here is what moves the price up or down:

• The type of key being copied (basic, transponder, remote-head or smart key)
• How many spares you want
• Whether the key needs programming as well as cutting

Related Locksmith Services

We also take care of:

• Remote repair and car key repair, often far cheaper than a new key
• Ford FDRS dealer-level programming for newer Ford and Lincoln vehicles
• GM laser cut keys for Chevrolet, GMC, Buick and Cadillac
• Honda and Acura ignition and key service, from worn ignitions to new remote-head keys
• Honda laser cut keys and Acura keys cut and programmed
• Licensed locksmith in New York State, fully insured
• Toyota remote head repair and key fob shell replacement

All Kinds of Car Keys

From older basic metal keys to the latest push-to-start smart keys, we cut and program keys for Subaru, Dodge, Volvo, Jaguar, Jeep, Chevrolet, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Toyota and more.

What Sets Us Apart

• Dealer-level programming equipment in every van
• Most makes and models covered, from basic keys to smart keys
• Local technicians who know Long Island roads and neighborhoods
• In business since 2001, serving Long Island and Queens
• No high-pressure upsells — we quote only what you need
• Real people answer the phone, not a call center

What to Have Ready

• If a smart key dies, look for a hidden metal blade inside it.
• Stay with the vehicle if it is safe to do so.
• If a key breaks in the lock, leave the piece in and call us rather than digging at it.
• Don't force a key that won't turn; check that the steering lock isn't engaged first.

How We Can Help

Typical work on these calls includes:

• Honest advice on repairing versus replacing
• Several spares at once for family members and fleets
• Transponder chips programmed so the spare actually starts the car
• Most makes and models, from basic metal keys to push-to-start smart keys
• Remote and smart key spares paired with the car
• Lost keys erased from the car's memory where supported