Dodge Car Key Replacement

Dodge Keys and Fobs Replaced On Site

We cut and program keys for most Dodge cars and trucks, and we do it at the vehicle. Ram, Charger, Challenger, Durango, Grand Caravan, Dakota and Neon owners call us regularly. If your make isn’t Dodge, check our full car key replacement page.

Our van stocks the common Dodge keys: chip keys for older models, pod-style fobs for the years that use them, and push-button smart keys for newer ones. Give us the year when you call, because the same model can use a different key from one year to the next.

Losing a key to a work truck or the family van throws off the whole day. We aim to get to you the same day, and the key is made in one visit.

Newer Dodge blades are laser cut, with a track milled into the side. Our high-security cutter handles those, and the programmer in the van pairs the new key to the vehicle.

Lost or Stolen Dodge Keys

All keys lost is a job we do often. We work out the cuts from the vehicle, make the key and program it there. You don’t need the original.

Most Dodges since the late 1990s check a chip in the key before the engine will run. A key cut without programming will turn the ignition and then nothing happens. Programming is what makes it a working key.

If your keys were stolen, we can take them out of the vehicle’s memory during programming. A thief holding the old key can’t drive off with it afterward.

Broken Dodge Keys

Save a snapped or cracked key. Reading the cuts from the old blade is the fastest route to a new one, and it avoids decoding the lock or looking up a code.

A key that turns hard or sticks in the ignition can be a worn key or a worn ignition cylinder. We can tell which once we see it, and we handle ignition repair too.

Call (484) 891-1922 with the year, make and model for pricing and availability on your Dodge key. Add where you are and we’ll give an estimated time of arrival. We cover Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton, and towns like Alburtis and Schnecksville.