How Do Suzuki key Car Car Keys Work?

There's nothing more frustrating than losing your car keys. You'll be in a frenzy looking through your garbage bags and couch cushions, emptying your pockets.

The good news is that for certain brands, it's as simple as having a new car key cut and coding your car. But with others it can be a time-consuming and expensive trouble.

Transponder Keys

A transponder is equipped with a microchip which transmits a message to a receiver located near the ignition. The receiver then transmits a response to the car's computer, and it will only start the car when it receives the correct code. This type of key provides another layer of protection to an automobile because it deters thieves from hot wiring the car by sending the wrong serial number.

Certain locksmiths are able to copy this kind of key without the use of special equipment, but others may require it. Some brands, like Chevy utilize an on-board programing process that allows locksmiths to duplicate and program these keys.

This kind of key was introduced in the 1980s and appears different from a standard key because it's cylindrical. It's difficult to duplicate since it has a distinct shape and requires a particular tool. It's also not compatible with all vehicles that's why you'll have to locate a locksmith who is able to perform the work for your specific vehicle.