No lecture, just the door open
Nobody locks their keys in the car on purpose, and it is almost never the same twice. Groceries in both arms. A kid in a car seat. A remote start that locked itself while the engine ran. We open the door and you get on with your day.
Kid or pet locked inside? Call 911 first
If there is a child or an animal in the car, especially in summer heat or a cold snap, call 911 before you call us. Emergency services get there faster and can open it immediately. Then call us if you still need help with the vehicle.
What we can and cannot do
- We open locked vehicles using proper lockout tools, not a coat hanger
- We do not cut new keys or program fobs, that is a locksmith or dealer job
- We will ask you to show that the vehicle is yours. Registration, insurance card, or a matching ID address is fine
- If the car is running while locked, tell us on the phone, it moves you up the list
If the key is lost rather than locked in
Different problem. If the key is gone entirely you need a locksmith or a dealer, and often the car needs to get to them. That is a tow, and we can handle that end of it.
Stranded right now?
One call, straight to a real person. No menus, no hold music.
Common questions
Will you damage my door or window?
The tools are made for the job and used carefully. Modern vehicles have side airbags and wiring in the doors, which is exactly why this is worth doing with the right equipment rather than improvising.
Do you need proof the car is mine?
Yes. Registration, insurance card, or ID matching the vehicle. It protects you as much as anyone.
Can you get into any vehicle?
Most. A few high-security or heavily modified vehicles need a locksmith. We will tell you on the phone if yours is likely to be one of them.
Everything else we do
Emergency Towing
Accidents, breakdowns, and anything that won't roll.
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Roadside Assistance
Flat tires, dead batteries, lockouts, out of gas.
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Battery Jump Start
Dead battery in a parking lot or your own driveway.
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Fuel Delivery
Enough gas or diesel to get you to a station.
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Vehicle Recovery
Ditches, snowbanks, soft shoulders, mud.
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