Where to Get a Car Key Duplicated?

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BeauLynn
07/24/25 2:39am
You can get a car key duplicated at a 4S shop or a large repair shop. Here is some relevant information: 1. Types of keys: Currently, car keys are divided into two types, one without an anti-theft chip and the other with an anti-theft chip. Keys without an anti-theft chip are commonly found in some low-end models, and they don't even have a remote control, which is now almost rare. Since they are mechanical keys without an anti-theft chip or remote control, duplicating such keys is very convenient and quick. 2. Principle: Keys with an anti-theft chip are naturally much more advanced. In addition to the mechanical key part being correct, the key also needs to be reprogrammed so that the code of the key chip completely matches the code of the engine's anti-theft system to start the engine. Duplicating such keys is relatively complex, and large repair shops outside can also do it, with relatively cheaper prices. If you want professional service, go to a 4S shop, where the price is higher and it takes longer.
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RonanMarie
08/10/25 10:12pm
Don't take car key replacement lightly. I've lost my keys before and had to make multiple trips to auto parts markets to figure out the process. Non-chip keys can be duplicated at roadside locksmith shops for just tens of yuan. However, electronic chip keys require a dealership or professional key shop - though they charge 500-1000+ yuan, they have OEM equipment to sync with anti-theft systems. Online key duplication services now exist where you send tooth profile photos to receive new keys by mail, but security risks are major concerns if unscrupulous vendors copy your key data. Remember to bring your vehicle license and owner ID when visiting dealerships, or they won't provide the service.
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