
Spare Key Made for a Fiat Van in Cramlington
We cut and programmed a duplicate spare key for this Fiat van in Nelson Village on the customers driveway. The customer only had one working key supplied with the vehicle originally.

We cut and programmed a duplicate spare key for this Fiat van in Nelson Village on the customers driveway. The customer only had one working key supplied with the vehicle originally.

After a customer damaged their car key blade in Eastfield we cut a new blade from the back of our van. We were able to complete the job in one visit using our selection of key blanks that we keep in stock at all times.

A customer in Seghill was having a problem with an ignition barrel that had caused the vehicle to have intermittent starting issues. We stripped and repaired the barrel so the vehicle now starts first time every time.

We attended an emergency call-out in Cramlington after the customer locked their keys inside their car. We gained entry with no damage by picking the door lock, allowing the customer to retrieve their keys.
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Yes, we use specialist vehicle opening tools to gain entry without damaging your vehicles lock, paintwork or door seals.
Yes, we can make replacement keys for vehicles even when you don't have any keys at all. Let us know your vehicle’s make, model and year so we can give you a price.
No, we provide a fully mobile auto locksmith service throughout Cramlington. We will come to you with all the key cutting and programming equipment in the van.
The price does vary depending on the vehicle, the type of key and if it's an all keys lost situation. A spare key usually costs less than replacing one when all keys have been lost.
We can remove old keys from the ECU if they have been lost or stolen. This means they will no longer start the vehicle.
Not always. The problem could be a flat battery, damaged buttons or worn contacts inside the fob. We would need to inspect the key to say for certain.