Car Keys Solutions

When?-water got in it-missing buttons-cracked shell case-not working-possible components dislocated from the circuit board

How?

We can make an old ugly damaged Mercedes Sprinter car key looking like new and working like new by doing the following:-replace the shell case- replace the defective components on the circuit board- replace the circuit board altogether. In this case, the chips that store all the key information will be transferred from the old circuit board to the new one.

Why? 

We think repairing is always cost-effective and not always the fob keys need to be replaced.

Who?

We can. If your key looks anything like in the photos, call us. We know we might be able to fix it. You can call or visit one of our locations.

Where?

If you are in London, you can visit us in:

East Finchley - 142-144 East End Road, London N2 0RZ

Kilburn - 286-288 Kilburn High Road, London NW6 2DB or visit our website: https://www.carkeyssolutions.co.uk/car-key-repair/If you are from outside of London, you can use our online courier service. Please visit our website: https://shop.carkeyssolutions.co.uk/.

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Today we had at our shop in East Finchley, this 2016 Range Rover Evoque for a spare key and Ghost II immobiliser. A couple of things about the Range Rover. Starting with 2013, Range Rover started to lock in the KVM  to prevent programming new car keys if and when a vehicle was stolen. What sets us apart from the main dealer, is that we can unlock the KVM and program new car keys on models up to 2017. From 2017 onward, the KVM needs to be replaced in order to program new car keys.  What this means, at Car Keys Solutions you do not have to replace the KVM whereas at the dealer it is exactly what is recommended which also means saving money that otherwise you would not have to spend.  The second point here,  Ghost II immobiliser. The Range Rovers are the most stolen vehicles here in the UK. We have written an article about it on our website which you can read here  https://www.carkeyssolutions.co.uk/range-rover-safety/#2016rangeroverevoque,

On the first look, one would say, amateurs. Make no mistake, amateurs or not, thieves seem determined to get into any vehicle regardless, especially vans, which are known to have or possibly have valuables cargo left in them. This is what is called an attempt of a break-in. Fortunately, a failed one.  Moreover, they do not care which van they go into as long as they get what they want regardless of the damage they make. Today it was a 2010 Vauxhall Vivaro. Tomorrow it can be a Mercedes Sprinter or Ford Transit. The worst of it is, the auto crimes are on the rise and it begs the question, are you ready to overcome this? Is your van protected? Is your cargo safe?  If the answer is NO to any of the questions, get in touch with us today as we can guide you step by step on how to best secure your van. You can call us on 0203 393 5669, you can come to our shop at 142-144 East End Road, London N2 0RZ or you can visit our website at https://www.carkeyssolutions.co.uk/  Our services that may help you secure your vehicle:

Lost or stolen car keys - https://www.carkeyssolutions.co.uk/lost-or-stolen-key.../

Van security and safety - https://www.carkeyssolutions.co.uk/van-security-and-safety/

Vehicle tracking -  https://www.carkeyssolutions.co.uk/vehicle-tracking/