KeyMe Locksmiths

Reviews

• SM

  Shalonda Murray

  Apr 3, 2026
  3.0
  Key works fine but $10 is ridiculous
• MH

  michael helgemo

  Dec 2, 2025
  3.0
  First set of 3 keys are fine … second set of 3 the keys do not work … need to figure out how to fix this
• J2

  Julian L. S. Caesarino 2

  Nov 7, 2025
  5.0
  The service worked well, now I can start my car again after 4 months of not being able to start it! Hallelujah!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 Now if only the key I ordered could unlock the door also. 🤔 Ah well, I’m still very satisfied with the service I received!
• HI

  Hunter Immel

  Jul 18, 2024
  1.0
  Called and asked for a quote to cut a key for my car. I already have the blank. I asked specifically for a quote to see how much it was first. They said they'd send someone over to me. I asked if they'd be able to give me a quote over the phone, and they repeated that they'd send someone out. Person arrives about an hour later and tells me that it will be $200+ for cutting and programming a key for the car. I already programmed the fob and I know how to program the key once it's cut. I know people who work for Toyota, I can program the key myself, I just wanted a quote to cut the key. After he tried arguing with me about this I told him I understand the immobilizer system and can program it myself and just need a quote to cut the key. He asks "how much do you want to spend." What kind of question is that? I want to spend as little as possible considering how little I actually am asking of you, just cut the key. I say $40. He then begins arguing saying "why would you call if you aren't ready to spend $100, why would you, who else is gonna come to you, you need to pay me for my time and gas to come here". I reiterated that I just needed a quote and that I never asked someone to come to me, only for a quote as to what it would cost. I told him I apologize if his company didn't make that clear, but that's what I told them plainly, that I only wanted a quote. If I wanted to pay dealer prices for cutting a key, I'd go to the dealer, not some 3 star locksmith off Google. He spent about 5 minutes trying to guilt me into paying him for his gas to come over, but after he argued with me and tried shaming me into paying him when I was always up front that I just wanted an estimate, he just continued to argue and there was no way I was about to give him any money. I don't carry cash anyway, so there's no way he'd be able to charge me without billing something, as when I told him I don't carry cash he acted defeated and finally resorted to "I can't believe you, why would you call if you aren't looking to spend $100. I come to you that's why it cost so much. Just know this is coming back to you." Definitely never going to call this company again. Absolutely ridiculous behavior. I don't blame him for being upset, his company shouldn't have sent him out to give me an estimate if he wasn't ready and prepared to give me just that: an estimate. And they very well could have just given me the price over the phone before they bothered to send him over to me. I know we all have families to feed and bills to pay, but I can't pay mine if you're gouging me for 4x what your service is worth just because you drive over here without me asking you to. Update: local locksmith at an actual store in town quoted me $45 to cut the key over the phone, only charged me $35 once it was done. Works like a charm, programmed the immobilizer system myself in 5 minutes, something the KeyMe "locksmiths" wanted to charge $200+ for. It's sad that there are people out here who take advantage of those who don't know better, and that they try to guilt trip and shame people into paying too much for services that we didn't necessarily ask for, while lying to us about our own capabilities. This "company" should not exist
• DT

  Danny Thompson

  Oct 17, 2022
  5.0
  The whole process took less that 10 min, and all keys copied came out flawless. $22 was a fair price for it too. Would recommend.

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