Lost your car keys? Replaced at your kerb, not the dealership. — in Gloucester

LockSafe dispatches verified locksmiths in Gloucester 24/7, thanks to our network covering City Centre, Quedgeley, Hucclecote, Tuffley and all surrounding South West England areas.

A standard transponder key is typically from £120 cut and programmed on site. Remote/flip fobs are usually £150–£250, and smart/proximity 'keyless' fobs £200–£400+ depending on make and security. A mobile auto locksmith is usually well below dealership prices.

A qualified mobile auto locksmith can cut and program replacement keys for most makes and models on site — usually faster and cheaper than a dealer, who may need the car recovered and the key ordered in.

For most vehicles a mobile auto locksmith can cut and program a new key on site in around 30–60 minutes, the same day, once they've confirmed the make, model and year and that the car is yours.

A reputable auto locksmith will ask for proof of ownership — typically the V5C logbook and your photo ID — before cutting or programming a key. This protects you against key theft and is standard practice.

Most do. Keyless and push-to-start vehicles need a proximity fob coded to the car, which a properly equipped auto locksmith can program at the roadside. Mention your exact make, model and year when posting the job for the most accurate bid.

Yes — the second key is much cheaper while the locksmith is already on site and set up, and it spares you the whole replacement process if you lose one again later.

Yes. An auto locksmith can program an 'all keys lost' replacement for most vehicles, though it can take a little longer and cost more than copying from an existing key. Tell LockSafe whether you have any spare so we match you with the right specialist.