Friday, March 28, 2014

GM stops giving out key codes to companies

    Its been a little over a month now since GM has decided to only give out key codes to the owners of their vehicles. Owners must go to their dealer in person with their Driver's License and a valid registration to obtain a key code and or key. For many mobile locksmiths and towing companies this could pose a problem. The earlier model key way (before the "Z" key way) have the key code stamped on the lock and the lock must be picked and removed to find the key code, or cuts from the door must be taken and the key progressed.

Friday, November 22, 2013

The "cost" of low cost door hardware

Many people think that low cost door hardware like Brinks, Defiant, Ace Hardware and any lock hardware that cost less then $20 is sufficient for home security. Can anyone put a cost on safety? Is "O.K." good enough? If it isn't, you should consult your local locksmith and have a serious talk about high security products and the services that come with it.
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013

Key Code Companies

Automotive locksmiths now have a way to retrieve key codes from the vehicle VIN number.  Many locksmiths these days are turning to key code companies on the internet if the key code isn't to be found on the vehicle. It's simple and time saving. Time = Money. For a fee you can receive the factory cuts for the vehicles doors and ignition key. Here are a few companies I use and know work. www.Superpincodes.com, www.Locksmithkeycodes.com, www.keycodepro.com, www.discountkeycodes.com

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