We begin by inspecting the ignition cylinder condition, keyway profile, and remaining key fragment position. Depending on the vehicle and damage level, specialized extraction tools are used to carefully remove the broken piece without drilling or unnecessary disassembly.

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During the extraction process, we evaluate:

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• Ignition cylinder wear

• Key blade damage patterns

• Steering lock condition

• Internal wafer damage

• Vehicle security system compatibility

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Once the broken key is successfully extracted, the next steps include:

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• Precision cutting of a new mechanical key blade

• Programming of a new transponder or smart key

• Synchronization with the vehicle immobilizer system

• Full testing of ignition operation and engine start authorization

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After programming and testing, we verify that the new key operates correctly in all supported vehicle systems to ensure reliable daily operation and proper communication with the vehicle’s security system.

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We service a wide range of vehicles including:

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• Standard metal keys

• Transponder keys

• Laser-cut keys

• Proximity smart keys

• Push-to-start systems