New key for smart

What is life like with your car? Let us know and win £500 in John Lewis vouchers | No thanks

New key for smart

I need a second electronic key for my car. Have been quoted "about £200" by the local Merc dealer. It seems expensive, but I've never had to buy one before, so do you think this is a fair price,or do you know of a cheaper option?

Asked on 4 December 2010 by KasC

Answered by Honest John

Try:

# Keys and Locksmiths: Specialist auto locksmiths who can copy programme electronic keys and keyfobs. www.morganlocks.com; www.theautolocksmith.co.uk; www.autolocksmiths.net; www.pots-of-gold.co.uk www.key2lock.co.uk

# Keyfob repairs and reprogramming: www.metasystem.co.uk

# Keyfob transponder key manufacturer: www.88qc.com ; www.tztdsy.com

# Key Remote reprogramming: www.alarmremotes.co.uk; www.remotekey.co.uk

# Keyfob Remote DIY reprogramming: Tells you how to do it yourself www.advanced-diagnostics.co.uk

Tags: locks technical issues keys owning

Similar questions

Spare keys

Main car key to my Ford Focus lost (suspect stolen by a pick-pocket in supermarket). Replacement from Ford Main Dealer (Lisburn N.I.) is to cost approx. £180. Surely the wizardry in these coded keys...

car key duplicates

I bought a one year old VW Golf last year from a VW dealer and was told that there was only one key. In the past I have always had two sets of keys with every car I have bought. Is this now normal? And...

Car keys

I've recently been told that my car's spare key is going to cost me up to £200 or more due to Fiat code system which has something to do with a chip inside the key. Please could you help solve this problem...