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• curprev 11:0611:06, 7 January 2025‎ LonnyK9772395 talk contribs‎ 9,660 bytes +9,660‎ Created page with "How to Program Car Keys Near Me<br><br>Modern car keys come with a chip to prevent hot-wiring. The chips need to be programmed in order to start your car. Locksmiths can program these keys for a lower price than dealers.<br><br>It's worthwhile to invest just a few dollars to get your spare key programmed. You may also want to check your vehicle's bumper-tobumper warranty or auto club membership to see whether it covers key fob programming.<br><br>Keys with Chips<br><br>A..."