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Sedans, hatchbacks and SUVs each open differently. We check where your car's releases are and which approach avoids damage before we start.
Many trunks still have a key cylinder. We can pick or decode it with purpose made tools and open the trunk without touching the paint.
If the whole car is locked, we open a door first, then use the interior release or fold the seat backs to reach the trunk.
Everything happens where the car is parked. You don't need to arrange a tow or a trip to the dealer.
Once your keys are back in your hand, it's a good time to add a spare. We can cut and program one on the same visit for many vehicles.
The most common one. Many cars won't lock the trunk with the fob inside, but older keys and some models will do it without complaint.
A broken release cable or a failed latch motor can keep the trunk shut even with the right key. We get it open and show you which part failed.
Liftgates rely on a latch and a switch, and either one can fail. We open the hatch and check whether the fault is mechanical or electrical.
With no power, an electronic trunk release is useless. If there's a key cylinder, we can pick it. If not, we go in through the cabin.
Some older cars use a separate key for the trunk. If it's gone, we can open the trunk and make a new key.
Your make, model and year are the first things we'll ask, along with whether the doors are locked too. Call (301) 888-5152 or send the form.
The price depends on your car and how it's locked, and you'll have it before we leave for your location.
We drive to the car with lockout tools and trunk lock decoders.
We open the trunk through its lock, the cabin release or the rear seats, whichever is safest for your car.
We check that the trunk opens and latches normally and that nothing was bent along the way.
You get your keys back, and if you'd like a spare, we can cut one before we leave.
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