Pontiac Car Key Replacement

Pontiac ended in 2010, and we still get regular calls for Grand Prix, Grand Am, G6, Vibe and Firebird keys. We cut and program them at your car. Every make we work on appears on our car key replacement page.

GM dealers can order some Pontiac keys, and that takes time and a tow if you have no working key. A mobile locksmith makes the key where the car is.

Pontiac keys vary. Older Firebirds, Bonnevilles and Grand Prix models may use a VATS key with a resistor pellet. Later cars use a chip key. The Vibe was built alongside the Toyota Matrix and takes a Toyota-style key. Give us the model and year and we’ll bring what fits.

Lost or Stolen Pontiac Keys

If you have no keys, we take the cuts from the lock or the key code. Then we match the VATS pellet or program the chip, depending on the car. The engine won’t start until that electronic side is right.

If someone took your key, we can erase it on chip-key cars and rekey the locks on any Pontiac. The old key ends up useless.

Broken Pontiac Keys

We copy a broken key from its pieces. On a VATS key, the pellet from the old key also tells us the value we need, so bring it even if the blade is in two parts.

Call (484) 891-1922 with the year, make and model of your Pontiac for pricing and availability. We’ll also estimate our time of arrival to where it’s parked. We serve Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton and towns like Topton and Fullerton.