Honda Car Keys In Las Vegas

We cut and program Honda keys at your car in Las Vegas, 24/7, for Civics, Accords, CRVs and the rest of the lineup. A technician usually arrives in 20 to 30 minutes and finishes the job right in the parking spot, so there is no tow and no waiting at a dealership.

Locked the key in the car at the gym, or lost the only one you had? Our vehicle lockouts service gets you inside without damage, and if the key is gone, we make a new one on the spot.

• Year matters mostMany Honda chip keys look almost identical from the outside, so the model year is the best guide to which key your car needs.
• Remote head wearHonda remote head keys often split at the seam after years in a pocket, and the transponder chip inside can fall out.
• Push to startIf your Honda has a start button, it uses a smart key that must be programmed electronically, not simply cut.
• Valet keysSome Hondas came with a valet key that cannot open the trunk or glovebox, so check which key you are copying.

Which Honda Key Do You Have?

Honda used plain keys until the late 1990s, then chip keys, then keys with the remote built into the head, and now smart keys on most newer vehicles.

• Plain cut keyHondas from before the late 1990s usually have an all metal key with no chip inside. We cut it by code or from the lock, and it is the least expensive Honda key we make.
• Chip keyChip keys have a thick plastic head that holds the transponder, which the immobilizer reads before the engine will run, so we cut the blade and then program the chip to the car.
• Remote head keyThis key combines the chip, the blade and the lock buttons in one piece, and both the buttons and the transponder are programmed while the car stays parked.
• Smart keyA Honda smart key stays in your pocket while you press the start button, and we program the new fob on site, and we can remove a lost fob from the car's memory.

Honda Models and Their Keys

Honda Accord

The Accord switched from a plain key to a chip key around 1998, and remote head keys became common in the late 2000s, while smart keys spread from upper trims around 2013 to most trims a few years later.

Honda Civic

Civics picked up chip keys in the early 2000s, and later cars moved to a remote head key. The 2016 redesign brought smart keys with push to start on upper trims, while base cars kept a regular key for a while.

Honda CRV

The CRV has used chip keys since the early 2000s, and remote head keys arrived in later years, while smart keys appeared on upper trims in the mid 2010s and are now common across the lineup.

Honda Fit

The Fit came to the US for 2007 with a chip key from the start, and later cars used a remote head key. The top trim of the third generation offered a smart key with push to start, until the Fit ended after 2020.

Honda Odyssey

Odysseys from around 1999 use chip keys, and remote head keys arrived in later years. Smart keys appeared on upper trims in the mid 2010s and became standard on most trims after the 2018 redesign.

Honda Pilot

The Pilot has used a chip key since it launched in the early 2000s, with remote head keys on later vehicles, and the 2016 redesign added a smart key with push to start on most trims.

Honda Passport

The first Passport from the 1990s was built by Isuzu, and most of those trucks use a plain cut key, although the Passport name returned in 2019 with a smart key and push to start.

How We Make a New Honda Key

1. 1

   Start with the year

   The model year and whether there is a start button tell us exactly which key to bring to your car.

2. 2

   Meet at the car

   We come to your home, your office, a campus parking lot or an apartment complex anywhere in the valley.

3. 3

   Check and cut

   We confirm your photo ID plus the registration or title, and then we cut and program the new key.

4. 4

   Clear lost keys

   If a key was stolen or lost, we can remove it from the car's memory so that it no longer starts the engine.

What a Honda Key Costs in Las Vegas

In Las Vegas, a Honda chip key or remote head key with programming typically costs $150 to $350, and smart keys cost more than that because the fob itself is more expensive. Older Hondas with a basic cut key and no transponder usually run $50 to $180.

Nights, weekends and holidays usually add $25 to $75, although the model year is the biggest factor in the final price. For a fuller explanation, read how much a locksmith costs in Las Vegas.

Make a Spare Before You Need One

Most Honda owners we meet have only one key, and a spare costs far less when it is copied from a working key than when we have to start from nothing after every key is lost, so read more about our car keys and add a spare while it is still a small job.

Owning a Honda in Las Vegas

Hondas are everywhere in Las Vegas, from student cars at UNLV to commuters on the 215 beltway. Heat inside a parked car can shorten smart key battery life, and remote head keys crack faster when they hang from a heavy key ring, so if your fob range is dropping, replace the battery before you are stuck in a parking lot.

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