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Programming Car Keys Today, cars are equipped with smart keys and key fobs that need to be programmed to function correctly. The programming can be done by a car dealer using special tools. Hardware stores cannot copy keys for modern cars, which is why the majority of customers end up at the dealership or a locksmith. Stores that provide these tools can help customers create replacement keys, repair immobilizer data and more. Keys with transponders There are a variety of car keys available on the market. Choosing the right one depends on your requirements and preferences. Some are simpler to use, while others offer more security. Transponder keys are a great choice for those who want to be extra protected against theft. They have a chip inside the head that transmits signals to your car's computer when it is put into the ignition. These signals are then verified by the computer in your car to verify that the key is valid and authorised. This helps stop car thieves from stealing by stopping them from starting the car without the correct key. Transponder chips, a recent technology, are usually built in to the key head of your vehicle. They are designed to allow the transmission of a unique serial number when inserted into the ignition. This information is read by the transponder reader inside the car, which is linked to the ignition. If the data matches, the car will start. This method is more secure than mechanical keys because it blocks hot wiring. It's not completely 100% secure. Thieves have come up with methods to circumvent this security feature. When it is time to replace the transponder key, many people think that they need to go to their car dealer for the most efficient service. Locksmiths can duplicate a transponder keys at only a fraction of the cost that dealerships charge. These locksmiths have the same equipment as a dealership and can provide you with a functioning replacement key at a lower cost. There is a special type of car key, known as the Fobik remote key, that has an integrated transponder. These keys are usually used in Chrysler, Jeep, and Dodge automobiles. However, they can also be found in Mercedes and Infiniti automobiles. These keys are harder to duplicate and require more programming than standard keys. The introduction of transponder keys technology has brought great benefits for car manufacturers. However, it has not eliminated the possibility of theft from cars. This is because thieves have devised methods to steal vehicles using the technology. Despite reprogramme car key remain the most effective method of decreasing the likelihood of car theft. Keep your car keys somewhere safe to avoid losing it. You should also keep a spare key in case of a need. If your key is lost or stolen it is imperative to get in touch with a professional locksmith right away to get it replaced. You will avoid unnecessary costs and stress. You can opt to have the proximity sensor installed on your key. This kind of key is less expensive to replace than other kinds of keys, however, it requires sophisticated programming. Keys with transponder chips If your car was constructed in the last 20 years or so you are likely to have keys with an embedded transponder chip within it. These keys, often called chip keys or ignition keys, help prevent car thefts by making it more difficult for thieves to wire your vehicle. These keys are also used in garage door openers and home alarm systems. Transponder chips (pictured below) are tiny microchips inserted in the head of your car keys that send a signal to computer in your vehicle when the key is used to turn off the ignition and start the motor. The signal is transmitted through an antenna ring that surrounds the ignition cylinder. The car must be able to read this signal to begin. The immobilizer system will be activated if your vehicle is unable to recognize the signal generated by your key. During the time before this technology was widely used in cars the theft of cars was a major problem. Hot-wiring is an easy method that many thieves use to steal your car. By simply putting a wire around the ignition barrel and then tampering with the car's computer into believing that a valid key was being used, and then allow the car to begin. This new technology was able to eliminate hot-wiring and as a result car thefts decreased dramatically. GM was the first US manufacturer to adopt this technology in their 1985 Corvette. Since then all major car manufacturers have incorporated this technology into their automobiles. Many people are familiar with the transponder key's looks, they look like a traditional metal key with an attractive plastic top. The plastic top is the location of the chip and is referred to as a “chip-key”. These keys can be cut in a variety of designs, including laser cut or standard (also known as sidewinder) or a tibbe-style key that is found on Jaguars and Fords. Transponder keys typically require specialized equipment to be programmed to your particular vehicle. However, certain key brands like GM and Ford, can be programmed at home using the owner's manual and an existing working key. Certain chip keys have microchips that do not require any battery, but other models do, and need to have the battery replaced regularly. Beishir Lock and Security carries an extensive range of chip keys for all kinds of vehicles, at prices that are less expensive than the dealership. Our service can provide you with a functional chip key or we can duplicate and program your existing one so that you have an extra. Contact us for more information!