Modern cars are equipped with keyless entry systems, making them more secure and difficult to break into. But when a car crashes or the keys are locked inside, professional locksmiths have the tools and expertise to open the car without damaging it. To open a car with a keyless entry system, locksmiths use a key analyzer or a VATS passkey decoder to determine the electrical resistance values of the car. Then, they use a mechanical code key cutter to make an accurate key without having to duplicate the original.
For cars that need to be physically unlocked, locksmiths come equipped with specialized tools to get into the vehicle quickly and without damaging it. This may include pressing or pulling the unlock button, grabbing and pulling the door handle, or using a long piece of metal known as a slim Jim. If the key breaks and gets stuck inside the car lock, they will use a broken key extractor. In addition, if you don't want to risk damaging your car or having it stolen, it's best to leave the job to professionals who have the training and skills to know what they are doing.
Locksmiths are in high demand and a well-trained locksmith can do quite well, especially in underserved markets. So if you find yourself locked out of your car, you can trust that an experienced locksmith will be able to open your car without causing any damage.
