Hyundai Car Key Replacement

Hyundai Key Replacement at Your Car

We make Hyundai keys where the car is parked. Elantra, Sonata, Santa Fe, Tucson and Accent owners call us for lost keys and for fobs that have quit. It’s a regular part of our car key replacement work in the Lehigh Valley.

The first thing we ask is the year and model, because Hyundai keys vary more than most.

Some Hyundais with a turn-key ignition use a key with no chip at all. Others have a transponder chip, and push-button models use a smart key. We check which yours is before we cut anything.

Many newer Hyundai blades are laser cut, with the pattern milled into the side of the blade. A regular key machine can’t follow that pattern.

Our van carries a high-security cutter for those blades and a programmer for the chip and smart keys.

That means one visit, at your home or wherever the car ended up.

Lost or Stolen Hyundai Keys

Losing the only key is the most common Hyundai call we get. We make the new key from the car, using the lock or the key code for the cuts.

If your Hyundai has an immobilizer, the key’s chip has to be programmed to the car before the engine will start. If it doesn’t, a correctly cut key is all it takes.

On immobilizer models we can also remove a lost or stolen key from the car’s memory. For cars without one, rekeying the locks and ignition does the same job mechanically.

Broken Hyundai Keys

Keep a broken key. The cuts are still readable, and we transfer them to a new blade.

Flip keys and remote head keys usually break at the plastic, not the metal. If the electronics still work, tell us, since that can change what needs replacing.

We’ll ask to see a driver’s license and a registration, title or insurance card for the car. Every key we make gets that check.

Call (484) 891-1922 and give us the year, make and model. With that we can tell you pricing and availability for your Hyundai and an estimated time of arrival. We serve Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton, and towns like Whitehall and Coplay.