Car lockouts
Keys on the seat, in the ignition, or in the trunk. We open the door with lockout tools made for car doors, not a coat hanger.
Open 7 AM to 10 PM, every day
Keys locked inside, the only key lost, a fob that stopped working, an ignition that won't turn. We open it, cut it and program it where the car is parked.
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Most of it. The van carries key blanks, a key cutter and the programming gear, so most jobs around Kapolei start and end in one visit.
Keys on the seat, in the ignition, or in the trunk. We open the door with lockout tools made for car doors, not a coat hanger.
No key left to copy? We cut a new one from the car itself and program it before we leave, so it starts the engine, not just opens the door.
Down to one key? A spare costs far less to make now than a replacement does after the last one goes missing.
Most cars from the late 1990s on have a chip in the key head. If the chip isn't paired to the car, the key turns but the engine won't start.
Proximity fobs and remote-head keys, cut where needed and paired to the car through its diagnostic port.
A key that won't turn, a cylinder that spins, or a key snapped off inside. We repair the cylinder or replace it.
Three steps. The price comes before the work, every time.
That tells us which blank and which programmer to load. Push-to-start or turn key? Say that too.
You hear the number before we drive out. If the car needs a part only the dealer sells, we say so on that call.
We cut and program it on the spot, then you test it. Doors, trunk and engine.
Both can make you a key. The difference is where the work happens and what it takes to get the car there.
| Question | Kapolei Locksmith Pros | Dealership |
|---|---|---|
| Where the key is made | At your car, wherever it's parked | At the dealer's service department |
| All keys lost | No tow for most makes | The car usually has to get there, often on a tow truck |
| Smart keys and fobs | Programmed at the car | Programmed at the dealer |
| Lockouts | Yes, doors and trunks | Not a lockout service |
| Hours | 7 AM to 10 PM, 7 days | Service department hours |
Stay near the car and call us with three things: where it's parked, the make, model and year, and whether it's a turn key or push-to-start. A store name works for the location, like a row at Ka Makana Ali'i, the Regal lot at Kapolei Commons, or a resort parking lot in Ko Olina. On the leeward side the sun bakes a closed car fast, so don't wait it out with the windows up. Keep your phone on. We'll call when the van is close, open the door, and if the key is lost too, make the new one right there.
A child or a pet locked in a hot car? Call 911 first. Then call us.

Quick answers. The phone is faster for anything specific to your car.
A standard car lockout in Kapolei starts at $150. New car keys start at $135, and the exact price depends on the make, model and year. You get that number on the phone before we drive out.
Yes. We cut a copy and program its chip or remote to the car, so the spare starts the engine the same way your original does.
Often the car isn't reading the chip in the key, so it won't let the engine run. A worn ignition cylinder or a weak battery can look similar. We check the key and the ignition and tell you which it is.
Usually, yes. On many cars we open a door first and release the trunk from inside. If that won't work on your model, we go in through the trunk lock itself.
We use lockout tools built for car doors and work carefully around the paint and the weather seal. If your car needs a different approach, we explain it before we start.
Call with the make, model and year. You get the price on the phone, and the van comes to the car, anywhere in Kapolei.
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