Automotive Key Cutting & Programming
Neo Locksmith deals with vehicle keys the way manufacturers now build them: the blade is cut to code, then the key has to be paired with the car's immobiliser before the engine will turn over. Lost keys, a fob the car has stopped recognising, or keys shut inside it — the work happens where the vehicle is standing, anywhere in Fourways and Sandton.
Our mobile units carry current diagnostic programming equipment for most vehicle makes, allowing us to programme transponder and smart keys on-site without a dealership trip.
Keys We Work With
- Genuine remote keys
- Smart keys
- Aftermarket non-remote keys
- Transponder and electronic keys
- Key fob programming and repairs
- Ignition repairs and replacements
What Happens at the Kerbside
Have the registration, the VIN and something showing the car is yours ready when we arrive — that is what lets us draw the key code and pair a new key properly. The blade is cut on the spot, the transponder is written to the car through its diagnostic port, and a remote is usually coded in the same visit, so the vehicle rarely has to go anywhere on the back of a truck.
Smart key playing up, or keys shut in the car? We come to the vehicle, any hour, across Fourways and Sandton.
Call 081 782 4175Our Automotive Locksmith Services Include
- Car lockouts — non-destructive entry
- Lost car key replacement
- Transponder key cutting and programming
- Remote key duplication and programming
- Smart key and proximity key services
- Ignition lock repair and replacement
- Broken key extraction
- Emergency 24/7 automotive assistance
Called Out to a Vehicle After Dark
Standing beside a locked car late in the evening is nobody's idea of a good night, and a petrol-station forecourt feels no safer than an empty street. Our locksmiths run through Fourways and Sandton at every hour, so tell whoever answers exactly where the car is parked, then wait somewhere lit and public until the van pulls in.
Between them our technicians cover the European, Japanese, American and Korean badges common on South African roads, from plain transponder blades through to proximity keys that never leave your pocket. A few models still insist on a dealer-only procedure; where yours is one of them, you will hear it on the phone rather than after somebody has driven out to you.