Why get a spare now?
Cloning or adding a key while you still have a working one is quicker and cheaper than replacing every key from scratch. It's the car-key equivalent of a pension: boring, but you'll be glad you did it.
Key upgrades
Keys no longer have to look like their OEM shapes. Fancy a flip key instead of a fixed blade, or a fresh shell instead of a scuffed one? Stand out from the crowd with our range of shapes and styles, all with the full functions of a new key.
What we need from you
- Your working key (we'll read it and program the new one alongside it)
- The car, and somewhere we can work next to it
- About 30–60 minutes
Questions people ask
How long does a spare key take?
Most spares are cut, programmed and tested in 20–60 minutes.
Will my old key still work?
Yes. Your original keeps working alongside the new one.
Can you copy a key without the car?
Some basic transponder keys can be cloned without the car. Remotes and keyless keys normally need the car present.