Chrysler Car Key Replacement

Chrysler Key Replacement at Your Home, Work or Roadside

Lost the key to a 300, a Pacifica, a Town & Country or a PT Cruiser? We make Chrysler keys at the car. The locksmith who answers your call arrives with a van that holds the cutter and programmer, plus a stock of Chrysler blanks and fobs. Other makes are listed on our car key replacement page.

Chrysler keys changed a lot over twenty years. Older models take a metal blade with a chip in the head. Many from around 2008 on use a plastic pod-style fob that slides into the dash, and the newest start with a button. Tell us the year and we’ll know which one to bring.

Most Chrysler key jobs take one visit. We cut and program the key, and you test it in the ignition before we leave.

Lost or Stolen Chrysler Keys

Chrysler calls its immobilizer Sentry Key, and most models since the late 1990s have it. The car reads a chip in the key each time you start it. A new key has to be introduced to the car with a programmer, which is the part a hardware store can’t do.

While the programmer is connected, we can remove a lost or stolen key from the car’s memory. We can also rekey the door locks, so the missing key neither starts the car nor opens it.

Broken Chrysler Keys

Don’t throw out a broken key, however small the pieces. The blade shows us the exact cuts, and copying them is faster than working them out from the lock.

Pod-style fobs wear out in their own way. The buttons stop responding, or the case splits and the emergency blade falls out. We replace and program those as well, and our key fob page explains the options.

Pricing and availability come down to the year and model, so start there when you call (484) 891-1922. Let us know where the Chrysler is parked and we’ll estimate our arrival. Our service area runs through Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton and includes towns like Hellertown and Coopersburg.