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Call (520) 277-2128Lockout, replacement key, rekey or a new lock? Call and tell us where you are. A technician comes to your vehicle, home or business anywhere in Tucson, 24 hours a day.
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Yes. Emergency work is the core of what we do. We answer (520) 277-2128 around the clock, 365 days a year, for car lockouts, home and business lockouts, keys broken inside the cylinder, lost car keys and rekeys after a break-in.
Yes. Tucson 24/7 Locksmith is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, weekends and holidays included.
We come to you. This is a fully mobile locksmith service — there is no walk-in shop. A technician travels to your vehicle, home or business with the tools and key equipment on board.
Yes. An all-keys-lost situation is routine work. We cut and program a new key on site for most makes and models. Have the vehicle, your photo ID and proof of ownership ready, since we only work on vehicles the customer is entitled to access.
Yes. We program transponder keys, proximity fobs and push-to-start smart keys, and we can pair an additional remote or remove one that was lost.
Our technicians use professional entry tools chosen to protect the hardware — paint, weatherstripping, wiring and the lock cylinder itself. Drilling is a last resort, used only when the lock cannot be opened any other way, and only after explaining it to you first.
It is worth doing. Previous owners, real-estate agents, contractors and cleaners may still hold copies of the keys. Rekeying reuses your existing hardware: we re-pin the cylinders so every old key stops working.
Yes. It is called keying alike. We re-pin the exterior locks so the same key opens the front door, back door, garage entry and any other matching lock.
Yes. We install and set up keypad, electronic and smart locks, program the access codes and reset keypads that have been locked out.
Yes. Safe opening is part of what we do, including older safes whose combination has been lost. Tell us the make and approximate age when you call so the technician arrives prepared.
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