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Programming Car Keys Key fobs and smart keys are now a standard feature in many automobiles. They need to be programmed in order to function properly. Programming can be done at a dealership for cars or using specialized tools. Hardware stores aren't able to copy keys for modern cars, which is why most customers end up at the dealership or a locksmith. These stores can assist customers recover immobilizer data as well as program replacement keys and much more. Keys with transponders There are a variety of car keys available on the market. The best key is based on your preferences and needs. Some keys are easier to use than others, whereas some have additional security features. Transponder keys are an excellent option for those looking to be more secure against theft. These keys have a chip inside the head that transmits signals to your car's computer when it is placed in the ignition. The signals are analyzed by the car's computer to ensure that the key is genuine and authorized. This helps to stop car thieves from stealing by stopping them from starting the car without the correct key. Transponder chips are a fairly new technology and are usually installed into the car's key head. These chips are designed for the transmission of a unique serial number when inserted into the ignition. This information is read by the transponder reader in the car, which is connected to the ignition. If the information is in line the information, the car will begin. This method is far safer than traditional mechanical keys as it prevents hot-wiring. It is not impervious to theft. Thieves have come up with ways to get around this security feature. When it comes to replacing the transponder key, many people think that they need go to their local car dealership for the best service. Locksmiths can duplicate a transponder key at a fraction of what dealerships charge. They are equipped with the same tools as a dealership and can provide you with a functioning replacement key for a much lower price. There is a particular kind of car key known as the Fobik remote key, that has an embedded transponder. These keys are usually used on Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge automobiles. They are also found on Mercedes and Infiniti vehicles. These keys are harder to duplicate and require more programming than standard keys. While the emergence of transponder keys has been a major positive for car makers, they have not completely eliminated car theft. This is due to thieves having devised ways to steal cars using the technology. Despite this, transponder keys are still the most effective tool for cutting down on the number of car theft. Keep your car keys somewhere secure to ensure that it is not lost. It is also an excellent idea to have an extra spare in the event in the event of an emergency. If your key gets lost or stolen, you should seek out a professional locksmith right immediately to get it replaced. This will save you any unnecessary stress and costs. You can choose to install a proximity sensor on your key. This kind of key is less costly to replace than other types of keys, but it requires advanced programming. Keys that have transponder chips If your car was built in the last 20 years or so it is likely to have a key with a transponder chip in it. Typically called chip keys or ignition keys These devices can help prevent car theft by making it difficult for thieves to wire your vehicle. There are also kinds of keys in conjunction in conjunction with garage door remotes and home security systems. A transponder chip (pictured below) is a small microchip embedded in the head of your car key that transmits an electronic signal to your car's computer when it's being used to turn on and start the engine. The signal is transmitted through an antenna ring that surrounds the ignition cylinder and must be received by your car in order for it to start. The immobilizer system is activated if your car cannot detect the signal sent by your key. Car theft was a huge issue in the past before this technology became widely utilized. Many thieves would use the simple method of wiring your vehicle. They could trick the car's computer to believe that the key was genuine by simply wrapping wires around it. This new technology has helped eliminate hot-wiring, and as a result the theft rate of cars decreased drastically. GM was the first US manufacturer to employ this technology in their 1985 Corvette. Since the time all major automakers have incorporated the technology into their vehicles. The majority of people are familiar with how a standard transponder key looks, they appear like a standard metal key with an attractive plastic top. The chip is contained in the plastic top of the key and is known as a “chip key”. Keys can be cut in various styles, including a standard or laser cut (also known as sidewinder) or a tibbe style key that is found on Jaguars and Fords. Most transponder keys require specialized equipment to be programmed for your particular vehicle. However, certain key brands such as GM and Ford can be programmed at home using the owner's manual as well as an existing working key. Certain keys with chip technology use microchips that do not require a battery, however others do, and will require that the battery be replaced regularly. Beishir Lock and Security carries an extensive assortment of chip keys for all types of vehicles, and at prices much less than the dealership. More Support can provide you with a functioning chip key, or copy and program your current key to ensure you have a spare. For more information, contact us!