I locked my keys inside and the car has power locks, so how do you get the door open without breaking anything?
We use non-destructive entry techniques: an inflatable wedge to create a small gap, then a long-reach tool to press the lock button or pull the interior handle. If the vehicle has electronic locks, we can use lockout tools specific to that system to avoid damaging trim, seals, or the power lock mechanism.
I put the keys in the trunk and I can't reach them from the back seat. Can you get the trunk open without taking the bumper off?
We first check for internal release options: folding rear seats, pass-through panels, or emergency trunk release. If none are usable, we employ trunk-specific access tools and non-destructive methods. In some models an interior panel must be removed carefully; we avoid cutting or breaking trim unless unavoidable for safe access to the latch.
My car key snapped in the ignition while it was in the run position. Can you remove the broken piece and make a working key for me?
We extract the broken key fragment with pick and extractor tools, protecting the cylinder and ignition switch. If the blade is intact we cut a replacement on-site and decode the cut if needed. For vehicles with transponder chips, we can program a new key when the vehicle’s immobilizer accepts external programming and you can show proof of ownership.
