We program Infiniti smart keys and cut chip keys at your car anywhere in Las Vegas and Henderson, 24 hours a day. Most Infinitis from the last fifteen years use a smart key, so we bring the fob, cut the hidden emergency blade and program it to the car right where it is parked.

Lost every key, or locked the car with the fob still inside? Our vehicle lockouts service gets you in without damage, and a lost fob can be replaced on site in most cases.

Hidden emergency bladeEvery Infiniti smart key holds a small metal blade for the door lock, and we cut that blade to match your car.
Renamed modelsMany current Q and QX models are the same vehicles that were once sold under M, G, EX, JX or QX56 names.
Nissan cousinsInfiniti keys share a lot of engineering with Nissan keys, so the programming process is familiar to our technicians.
Owner verificationWe see photo identification and the registration before making any key, which keeps your car protected.

Which Infiniti Key Do You Have?

Older Infinitis from the 1990s used cut keys and then chip keys. By the mid 2000s most of the lineup had moved to the Intelligent Key, which is Infiniti's name for its smart fob.

Chip keyMany older Infinitis use this cut key with a transponder chip in the plastic head, so the blade is cut to your locks and then the chip is programmed to the car.
Remote head keySome older models put the lock and unlock buttons right on the key head. Both the chip and the remote need to be paired before the replacement works fully.
Intelligent KeyThis smart fob allows push to start, and the car reads it from your pocket or bag. We program a new one on site and cut the emergency blade stored inside it.

Infiniti Models and Their Keys

Infiniti Q50

The Q50 sedan arrived around 2014 with an Intelligent Key and push to start, and the fob holds a small hidden blade for the driver's door that we cut during the same visit.

Infiniti Q60

The Q60 name started around 2014 on the coupe previously sold as the G37, and both that car and the newer Q60 that followed use a smart key with push to start.

Infiniti Q70

The Q70 is the same large sedan that was sold as the M before about 2014, and both versions use a smart key with push to start, so a replacement is programmed rather than simply cut.

Infiniti QX30

The QX30 compact crossover was sold for only a few years starting around 2017, and it uses a smart key with push to start that we program to the vehicle on site in most cases.

Infiniti QX50

The first QX50 was the crossover once called the EX, the redesigned QX50 arrived around 2019, and both generations use a smart key with push to start.

Infiniti QX60

The QX60 started life as the JX before taking its current name around 2014, and it uses a smart key with push to start that carries a blade for the door.

Infiniti QX80

The QX80 is the full size SUV that was once sold as the QX56, and it uses a smart key with push to start that we program at the vehicle in most cases.

How We Make a New Infiniti Key

1
Name your model
Give us the Infiniti model and year, so we bring the correct Intelligent Key or chip key.
2
Verify ownership
We confirm your photo identification and the registration or title before starting any programming.
3
Program the fob
We program the new smart key to the car and cut the emergency blade hidden inside the fob.
4
Push to start test
We start the car with the new fob and check the door handles and remote buttons before we go.

What an Infiniti Key Costs in Las Vegas

A chip key for an older Infiniti usually runs $150 to $350 in Las Vegas. An Intelligent Key typically costs more than that, because it is a smart fob, and the exact price depends on the model and year.

Nights, weekends and holidays usually add $25 to $75, and a lockout is typically $45 to $135. We tell you the price before any work begins. A few newer models need the dealer for one step, and we tell you up front if yours is one of them.

Make a Spare Before You Need One

An Infiniti with one smart key has no backup at all. Adding a second fob while the first one still works is a straightforward job, while replacing the last fob after it is lost takes more time and costs more. Get a spare made now, and look over our other car keys services while you are at it.

Owning an Infiniti in Las Vegas

Infinitis are common in Summerlin and Henderson, and many of them spend long days parked in sunbaked lots. Heat drains fob batteries quickly, and a weak battery is often the real reason a car says the key is not detected. Try a fresh battery first, and if the warning continues, contact us and we will check both the fob and the car.