Automotive Locksmith Surrey.

Call right away and say so first. A running car goes to the front of the queue, since it burns fuel and can overheat while it idles. Do not try to force a window.

Yes, any level. Tell us the deck when you call so we find you quickly.

No. We use an air wedge and a long-reach tool that do not touch the paint or the rubber.

Yes, 24/7. Night calls from the Port Kells yards are routine for us.

Most makes on the road: Toyota, Honda, Ford, GM, Chrysler, Kia, Hyundai and most European cars.

Two numbers, like 72nd and 148th, or a number and a named road. It gets the van to you faster than an address.

Yes. Work trucks and fleet vans are priced the same as cars.

Call us. A key that works the doors but not the ignition usually points to a worn ignition cylinder or a steering lock under load. Both are fixed at the car, with no tow.

Yes, once the registration is in your name or you have the signed transfer papers. Many used cars come with one key, so it is a good time to add a spare.

Yes, as long as someone can let the technician through the gate. Tell us the level and stall number, and meet the van at the entrance if you can.

Yes. It is often just the battery. If a new cell does not fix it, the fob may need re-pairing or replacing, and both are done at the car.

Yes. SkyTrain park-and-rides, mall lots and parkades across Surrey are all normal places for a car call. Give us the row or the nearest store entrance.