How much is a Chevy replacement key?

The cost to program a new Chevy key depends on the type of key you need. Chip keys (double cut keys) generally cost around $75, while a laser cut key can run anywhere from $135 to $275. If you need a copy of a Chevy key that you still have the key to, you can simply have a car dealer or locksmith make one.

Does a 1997 Chevy Cavalier have a chip in the key?

The Chevrolet Cavalier has none of this key type – all Chevrolet Cavalier keys are non-transponder and do not need to be programmed.

Can I get a replacement key with VIN number?

As long as you can prove ownership of your vehicle a car key can be made with the Vehicle Identification Number aka VIN number. Once a key code is pulled from the VIN number a car key can be cut. *However most vehicles keys also have transponders in them and need be programmed to the car.

How do I get a replacement key for my Chevy?

How to order a new Chevy key

Locate a Chevy dealer near you.
Call the nearest dealer or locksmith and get a quote for a new Chevy key. You will need to provide your VIN.
Head to the dealer to order a new Chevrolet key.
Pay for a new key and also a programming fee if it is required.

How do I get a replacement key for my Chevy Silverado?

Generally speaking, to get a replacement key, there are three options:

Call an automotive locksmith that offers a mobile service for cars. if you have a key fob tell them that as well.
Tow the car to the dealer.
Order a key online and have the dealer or locksmith cut and program it for you (if necessary).

What is a GM non transponder key?

The P1107/B89 key is a non-transponder key, mostly used for GM models made BEFORE 2008. It is used for different models and different years. As this key does not have a transponder chip – there is no need for it to be programmed or coded to start your vehicle. However, P1107/B89 is the most common one.

Who can cut a key from the VIN number?

The vehicle identification number, or VIN, is what’s designated for each cut in the key. Only the owner of a vehicle can make car key from VIN number. So don’t worry, your vehicle is completely safe.

How do I get a GM key made?

Generally speaking, to get a replacement key, you have three options:

Call an automotive locksmith that offers a mobile service for cars.
Tow the car to the dealer.
Order a key online and have the dealer or locksmith cut and program it for you (if necessary).

When do you need a replacement Chevy key?

We specialize in making replacement car keys for Chevrolet / Chevy when you don’t have a spare or need a new key fob, ignition repair, replaced and more.

Is there a way to cut a Chevy key?

Chevy key cutting – who can cut a new key, what is the procedure, cost, and more Chevrolet key fob battery – cost, how to replace, type, size, programming, what do to when the battery is dead and more. How to program a new Chevy key without the original?

What to do if you lost your Cadillac key?

You can try and call the AAA, or an automotive locksmith who should be able to make you a new car key on site. First, call an automotive locksmith that offers a mobile service for Cadillac cars. We can help you with that. Second, tow the car to the dealer.

Do you need a new ignition key for a Chevy Blazer?

Furthermore, remember to ask if the key needs to be programmed or coded, some models do – e.g., a replacement key for 2016 Chevy Malibu will need to be programmed, whereas a 1998 Chevy Blazer won’t. If you think you need a new ignition switch/ lock cylinder, first make sure you don’t simply need a new key.

We specialize in making replacement car keys for Chevrolet / Chevy when you don’t have a spare or need a new key fob, ignition repair, replaced and more.

What are the different types of Chevy keys?

In the main, there are two different types of Chevy keys when it comes to replacement key cost: Non-transponder chip key – there is no need to code the key. Transponder chip keys/ remote Fob keys/ smart keys – these keys needs to be coded.