Upper West Side

NYC Car Keys – Upper West Side

If you’re looking for an emergency automotive locksmith on the Upper West Side, you’ve found the right place. At NYC Car Keys, we know how stressful it can be to search for quick, reliable services when you’ve discovered you’ve lost your keys or can’t get into your trunk. NYC Car Keys specializes in solving a wide variety of automotive locksmith issues and operates as a mobile service, allowing us to be most accessible to those on the Upper West Side in bad situations.

Servicing over 5,000 customers across the five boroughs since 2011, it is NYC Car Keys’ mission to give potential customers the most accurate information upfront. That means we will be there when we say they’ll be there — and we’ll charge you what you’re quoted, even if the job takes longer than expected. If we can solve your problem during your initial evaluation over the phone, we will. Free of charge.

NYC Car Keys founder Mark Moshel’s professional training and level of expertise is surpassed only by his eagerness to help people get out of bad situations and passion for the job. A born and raised New Yorker extremely familiar with the streets of the Upper West Side, Moshel earned his technician’s license from Technion — Israel Institute of Technology.

“I feel like Superman. I’m able to help people in their most dire situations.” –Mark Moshel

Valuing customer service, honesty, reliability, and quick response time, NYC Car Keys is the #1 best automotive locksmith service in the Upper West Side area. Give us a call!

UPPER WEST SIDE

Known for its family-friendly atmosphere, budding social scene, and proximity to both Central Park and Riverside Park, New York’s Upper West Side has become a go-to neighborhood for New Yorkers and tourists alike.

Simply navigating the sidewalks between Central Park West and Riverside Drive can sometimes be a challenge, with groups of nannies pushing strollers, kids on their scooters, and the occasional Broadway star walking their dog as potential distractions. And when you’ve suddenly found that you seem to have lost your car’s transponder keys, panic sets in.

NYC Car Keys is available in the Upper West Side area to solve any of your automotive locksmith issues, including transponder key replacement, to help you get out of a pickle and on with your day!

NYC Car Keys, which is a 24/7 FAST EMERGENCY LOCKSMITH SERVICE, offers the following services in the Upper West Side area:

Rekeying

Changing the lock, allowing a different key to operate it.

Replace Lost Car Keys

Cut a new key using a mobile-unit.

Replace Car Locks

Removing the locks located on the car in order to operate for a different set of keys.

Ignition/Transponder Keys

The chip in transponder keys emits a signal to a receiver in the ignition. If this “immobilizer” detects the wrong signal — meaning that the wrong key is in the ignition — the vehicle will not start.

Removal of Broken Car Keys

When a key has been broken off in a car lock, both the key has been destroyed and the lock rendered unusable. If the lock was locked when the key was broken, the lock cannot be opened.

High Security/Laser Cut Keys

These keys have built-in built-in transponder chips and they need to be programmed at the dealership or by a locksmith. Laser (sidewinder) style keys can be cut and programmed for all makes and models.

Car Lockout/Opening

Utilizing specific auto entry tools including lock picks and wedges, cars can be opened seamlessly and quickly.

Emergency Trunk Opening

Trunks of any make or model with broken locks or lost keys can be opened.

Key Repair

Damaged keys, or keys that have been compromised by getting stuck or locked in the lock/ignition of vehicle can be repaired.

“When my husband went out of town with our car keys, I realized I’d left some important medication in the glove compartment of our car. I needed to get into my car, but didn’t want to have to go through the hassle of getting locks or keys replaced. I called NYC Car Keys and Mark performed an emergency lockout service on my car, safely getting me inside so I could get my meds.” – Doris H., New York City