How to Quickly Unlock a Car When the Key Is Lost?
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Nowadays, cars usually come with two keys, one for daily use and the other as a spare. The spare key can then come in handy—either retrieve it yourself or ask a family member to bring it over. The spare key must be kept in a secure place at home. Hiring a locksmith is actually a last resort; make sure to choose a qualified and reputable locksmith company. Nowadays, most 4S stores offer after-sales rescue services. Simply call them and wait for the rescue team to arrive. If the location is remote and none of the above options are feasible, then a more forceful method may be necessary to open the car door.
Once when I returned from a business trip, I couldn't find my car keys and was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan. My first thought was the spare key. Fortunately, I had previously hidden a spare in a small box at home, so I rushed back to get it and unlocked the car directly. Later, I realized that developing the habit of keeping a spare key is quite useful, such as placing one at the office or with a trusted friend. If there's no spare, you'd need to quickly contact a professional locksmith company. They can unlock the car swiftly with tools, usually taking just about ten minutes, but you must prove the car is yours in advance to avoid trouble. I also recommend attaching a locator to your keychain—it's super effective in preventing loss.
