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Programming Car Keys Key fobs and smart keys are now standard in many cars. They must be programmed to work correctly. Programming can be completed in a car dealership or using specialized tools. Hardware stores cannot duplicate modern car keys, therefore the majority of customers end up at the dealership or a locksmith. These stores can assist customers recover immobilizer information, program replacement keys and much more. Keys with transponders There are many different car keys available on market. Choosing the right one depends on your preferences and needs. Some are simpler to use, while others offer more security. Transponder keys are a great choice for those who want to be more secure against theft. These keys have a chip in the key head that transmits signals to your car's computer when it is inserted into the ignition. These signals are verified by the computer in your car to verify that the key is valid and authorised. This helps to prevent car thieves from entering the vehicle by stopping them from starting the car without the right key. Transponder chips are relatively new technology, and are typically built into your car's key head. They are designed to allow the transmission of an unique serial number when inserted into the ignition. This information is then read by the transponder reader in the car that is connected to the ignition. If the information is in line, the car's transponder reader, it will start. This method is more secure than mechanical keys since it avoids hot wiring. It is not impervious to theft. Thieves have come up with ways to bypass this security feature. Many people believe that the car dealership is the only place to go to get the best service for replacing transponder keys. While this may be the case in certain instances but there are locksmiths that can offer an identical transponder key at only a fraction of the cost of the car dealership. They have the same equipment that dealerships use and can offer a functioning replacement key at an affordable price. A particular type of key is called the Fobik Remote Key, which has an embedded transponder. These keys are commonly used in Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge vehicles. They are also available on Mercedes and Infiniti vehicles. These keys are harder to duplicate and require more programming than standard keys. The advent of transponder key technology has brought benefits to car manufacturers. However it has not completely stopped car theft. This is because thieves have developed methods to steal cars by using the technology. Despite this transponder keys remain the most effective method of cutting down on the number of car theft. Keep your car keys somewhere safe to avoid losing it. It is also recommended to keep an extra key in case of emergency. If your key is stolen or lost it is imperative to contact a professional locksmith immediately to get it replaced. This will relieve you of any unnecessary stress and costs. You can also include an integrated proximity sensor. This kind of key requires more advanced programming, but is less expensive than other keys. Keys equipped with transponder chip If your car was constructed in the recent 20 years or so it almost certainly has a key with an embedded transponder chip within it. These devices, often called chip keys or ignition keys can help stop car thefts by making it harder for thieves to hack into your vehicle. These keys are also used in garage door openers as well as home alarm systems. Transponder chips (pictured below) are tiny microchips inserted in the head of your car keys. They send a signal to the computer of your vehicle when the key is used to turn off the ignition and start the motor. The signal is sent through an antenna ring that surrounds the ignition cylinder and has to be received by your car for it to begin. If your car isn't able to read the signal from your key, it will simply shut down – this is referred to as the immobilizer system. During the time before this technology was widely utilized in cars, car theft was a major issue. Many thieves would use the simple technique of hot-wiring your vehicle. programming keys could trick the computer in the car into thinking that the key was genuine by wrapping wires around it. This new technology has allowed to eliminate hot-wiring, and as a result, car thefts have decreased dramatically. GM was the first US manufacturer to use this technology in their 1985 Corvette. Since then all major car manufacturers have implemented this technology into their vehicles. Most people are aware of how the transponder key looks. They appear like a key made of metal with the top made of plastic. The plastic top is the place where the chip is and is known as”chip-key. “chip-key”. Keys can be cut in various styles, including the standard cut, a laser cut (also called a sidewinder cut) or even a tibbe, that can be found in Jaguars and Fords. The majority of transponder keys require special equipment to be programmed to your specific vehicle. Certain brands of keys like GM or Ford can be programmed with the owner's manual as well as a functioning key. Some chip keys have a microchip which does not require a battery. Some do, and require charging the battery regularly. Beishir Lock and Security carries an extensive selection of chip keys for all types of vehicles, and at prices that are less expensive than dealership prices. Our service will provide you with a functioning chip key or we can copy and program your current key to ensure you have a spare. For more information, contact us!