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Replacement Car Keys, Fobs and Key Cards Openshaw
We repair and replace all types of car keys—fully coded and programmed—for cars and commercial vehicles.
Avoid paying dealership prices for replacement car keys, remote fobs, or vehicle unlocking.
Our auto locksmiths offer key replacements at a fraction of the cost. Where possible, we’ll repair your existing key or fob, and we can unlock your vehicle if the keys are locked inside.
Auto locksmiths specialise in replacing lost, damaged or stolen car keys. Whether you need a standard key, remote fob or key card, replacements are fully coded and programmed on site for most makes and models, including commercial vehicles.
Modern auto locksmiths use the latest tools to cut and code new keys at your location, often quicker and far cheaper than a dealership. If your original key still works but is faulty, they can often repair or reprogram it instead of replacing it.
If you’ve lost all keys, locked them inside the vehicle or just need a spare, a mobile locksmith can provide a fast and reliable solution with minimal disruption.
We can decode keys and fobs for all the major car, van and commercial vehicle makes and models in Openshaw. We carry blanks and key fob programming technology and everything needed to access your locked car. replace your car keys and fobs and get you moving.
Accidentally locked my keys in the boot while loading shopping. They came out fast and got me sorted without any damage.
23/08/2022
Saved me from a nightmare situation when my key stopped working in the ignition. Highly recommended!
26/11/2023
Dealer quoted me a fortune for a new car key. These guys did it for a fraction of the price and just as good.
12/07/2022
Top-notch locksmith! Professional and efficient. Wouldn't go anywhere else.
21/04/2023
Had a snapped key in the ignition. Thought it would cost a fortune, but they sorted it quickly and at a fair price.
31/01/2024
Dealer quoted me a fortune for a new car key. These guys did it for a fraction of the price and just as good.
03/04/2023
Needed a spare key for my van. The whole process was smooth, and the new key works perfectly. Cheers!
14/05/2024
Had a snapped key in the ignition. Thought it would cost a fortune, but they sorted it quickly and at a fair price.
27/12/2024
Had a snapped key in the ignition. Thought it would cost a fortune, but they sorted it quickly and at a fair price.
10/06/2023
Top-notch locksmith! Professional and efficient. Wouldn't go anywhere else.
24/10/2022
Needed a spare key for my van. The whole process was smooth, and the new key works perfectly. Cheers!
06/10/2024
Absolutely brilliant! The locksmith arrived promptly and had me back in my car in no time. Highly recommend.
28/08/2024
Openshaw is a district in east Manchester with a strong industrial heritage, shaped by the rapid expansion of manufacturing and engineering during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Once a rural hamlet, it was transformed during the Industrial Revolution into a thriving industrial centre, with factories, mills, and foundries dominating the landscape. It became particularly well known for its links to railway engineering, as it was home to the Gorton Works, also known as the Gorton Tank, where locomotives were built and maintained for the expanding railway network.
The arrival of heavy industry brought an influx of workers, leading to the development of tightly packed terraced housing and a strong working-class community. Openshaw was a key part of Manchester’s industrial economy, producing everything from locomotives to textiles and machinery, and for much of the 20th century, it remained a hub of engineering and manufacturing. However, like many similar areas, it suffered from economic decline in the late 20th century, with the closure of many factories leading to job losses and social challenges.
In recent years, Openshaw has been the focus of regeneration efforts aimed at revitalising the area. New housing developments, investment in infrastructure, and improved transport links, including access to the Metrolink, have brought changes to the district. Despite these developments, Openshaw retains much of its historical character, with remnants of its industrial past still visible in old mill buildings and railway infrastructure. It remains a community with deep roots in Manchester’s industrial history, reflecting both the city’s past and its ongoing transformation.