It’s frustrating losing car keys, specially when you are just about to go out.
Doctor Lock Brisbane fully understands the frustration & that’s why we aim to get you back on the road ASAP.
There are many types of Hyundai Keys. But generally seeking these can be broken down into these categorizes.
Sometimes with Hyundai cars you can just get a standard key which has the Transponder chip (Cheaper option) & other times the model you have must have the transponder & remote built in together which there is no other option for these cars.
For later model Hyundai cars (2017 on) you can save time & money by calling your Hyundai Dealer and asking for the Key code & Immobilizer pin number. The dealer will asks for proof you actually own the car. We offer a discount to you as this saves us time & work. Other Locksmiths don’t offer to save you money but we do.
We also offer afterpay
Some Hyundai & Kia cars require the immobilizer Pin number to be obtained via the dealer.
Or a paid option to obtain the pin number.( Add to the job total)
To save the customer money, you can contact the dealer & request the immobilizer pin number, which requires the owner to prove ownership.
are a type of keyless entry system used on some newer Hyundai models. They allow the driver to lock and unlock the doors and trunk, as well as start the engine, without having to physically insert the key into the ignition.
Smart keys typically have a small transponder chip inside the key fob, which sends a signal to the car’s onboard computer when it is in close proximity to the vehicle. This allows the driver to unlock the doors and trunk by simply pressing a button on the key fob, and start the engine by pressing the brake pedal and pushing the start button while the key fob is inside the car.
Smart keys can also have additional features such as a panic button, which can be used to sound the car’s alarm in case of emergency, and a remote start feature, that allows the driver to start the engine remotely using the key fob.
In case of a lost or damaged smart key, a locksmith or a Hyundai dealership can provide a replacement key and program it to work with the specific car, they will also have the necessary equipment and knowledge to program the key to work with the car’s computer.
It’s important to note that smart keys can be expensive to replace and it’s always recommended to check with the dealership or a locksmith for the cost before replacing it.
Hyundai, like many other car manufacturers, uses different types of keys and technology for their cars depending on the model, year of production, and the level of security they want to provide. Here are some examples of the types of keys that Hyundai uses:
Traditional metal keys: Some older Hyundai models may still use traditional metal keys that are cut to match the locks on a specific vehicle. These keys can be easily duplicated by a locksmith.
Transponder keys: Many Hyundai models use transponder keys, which have a small chip embedded in them, which sends a signal to the car’s computer, allowing it to start the engine. These keys are more secure than traditional metal keys, as they cannot be easily copied.
Smart keys: Some newer Hyundai models use smart keys, which are similar to remote keyless entry keys, but they can also automatically unlock the doors and trunk when the key is in close proximity to the vehicle. Some smart keys also have a push-button start feature that allows you to start the engine without inserting the key into the ignition.
Proximity key: Some newer Hyundai models use proximity keys which have a small transponder chip in the key fob, which is detected by the car when it is nearby, this allows the driver to lock/unlock the car and start the engine without having to press any button.
It’s important to note that Hyundai uses different types of technology for their keys and it’s recommended to check your car’s manual or contact a Hyundai dealership to ensure you have the right type of key for your specific vehicle, before attempting to duplicate or program a new key.
In general, duplicating or programming a new key for a Hyundai vehicle requires specialized equipment and knowledge, it’s recommended to contact a locksmith who specializes in Hyundai keys or a Hyundai dealership to ensure a successful key replacement.
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A very common problem with the hyundai keys car keys; is the button get ware out & end up looking like this.
You can still push the switch to unlock & lock the car with a small tooth pick etc.
Solution is to keep the remote key as a back up and get an after market remote key.
Some people don’t like aftermarket keys, we are happy to cut and program OEM keys from a Hyundai Dealer
We have different shape aftermarket remote keys that don’t have this problem.
These are butter built then original OEM keys.
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