Losing your car keys doesn’t have to be a panic inducing event, not when you can simply call us. Our experienced auto locksmiths in Loughborough can create a new key wherever you are using the most advanced in key cutting technology. Each of our locksmiths is fully equipped with the necessary tools and know-how to ensure that your new key will be secure and functional.

To begin with, they will firs extract data from the car’s ECU and program that information into the transponder chip of the new key. Once fashioned, the new key will then be programmed into the car memory. The locksmith will also erase the old key from the memory to ensure it can’t be used to access the car.

As embarrassing as it sounds, getting locked out of your car is a pretty common occurrence and even here our experienced auto locksmiths in Loughborough can help. That’s because they carry special lock picking equipment that will allow you to easily access your vehicle without damaging the car in any way. Years of training have prepared our auto locksmiths to able to handle just about any type of lock on any car model.

If you would like an extra set of keys for your car our car locksmiths in Loughborough can help. We can easily duplicate the car keys you already have if need be even upgrade the car keys for you. For example, if you have a standard car key and would like to upgrade to a more modern remote version, our auto locksmiths have the necessary skills and tools to help you.

We can also help you if you have somehow broken your car keys, even if the key has snapped off inside the lock. Out auto locksmith will remove the broken key from the barrel and fashion you a replacement key. We use specialized tools and techniques to read the code on the lock and cut another key using that code so the key will actually work.

Loughborough is a small town in the Charnwood Borough of Leicestershire, England and home to the Loughborough University. The town is close to the Nottinghamshire border and is actually very close to Derby, East Midlands Airport and Nottingham. It has a population of about 57,600 as of 2004 which makes it the second largest settlement in Leicestershire. One of the town’s most famous attractions is the world’s largest bell foundry; John Taylor Bellfounders. This particular foundry made bells for the Carillion war memorial, the Great Paul for St. Pal’s Cathedral and York Minster.

The town dates back to 1086 and it was first mentioned in the 1086 doomsday book. It also appeared in a charter from the reign of Henry II. The name Loughborough is thought to mean “fortified place”.