Oldsmobile Car Key Replacement

Oldsmobile Key Replacement

Oldsmobile closed in 2004. The cars kept going, and we still make keys for them. If you drive an Alero, an Intrigue, a Cutlass, an Eighty-Eight or a Silhouette, we come to you and cut the key at the car.

With no Oldsmobile dealers left, a locksmith is the direct way to get a key. Keys for current makes are covered on our car key replacement page.

Depending on the model, an Oldsmobile key may be plain metal, a VATS key with a resistor pellet in the blade, or a chip key. We figure out which one you have from the year and model, or from a look at the old key.

Lost or Stolen Oldsmobile Keys

If all the keys are lost, we cut a new one from the lock or the key code. For a VATS car we also measure which of the 15 pellet values the car expects. For a chip-key car we program the new key.

If a key was stolen, we rekey the locks so the old key won’t turn. On chip-key models the old key is also erased from the car’s memory.

Broken Oldsmobile Keys

Keys this old are often worn thin before they break. We copy the cuts from the pieces and can cut the new key back to the factory pattern, so it works better than the worn one did.

Call (484) 891-1922 with the year and model of the Oldsmobile. We’ll tell you price and availability for that key and give an estimated time of arrival. We serve Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton and towns like Orefield and Schnecksville.