Isuzu stopped selling passenger vehicles in the US around 2008, but plenty still run in Las Vegas, and we cut keys for them at your vehicle, 24/7. Most older Isuzu keys are plain cut keys, so we can usually cut one by code or from the lock in a short visit.

If your only Isuzu key is gone, do not give up on the vehicle. Our page on lost car keys with no spare explains the options, and we can usually make a new key right where the vehicle is parked.

Older but commonIsuzu SUVs and pickups are getting older now, but replacement parts for their locks are still available.
Shared designsSeveral Isuzu models were built on General Motors or Honda designs, which helps us identify the correct key blank.
Work trucksIsuzu low cab trucks are common at Las Vegas equipment yards and job sites, and we make keys for those as well.
Bring the worn keyA worn old key still shows us the original cut, which can make the replacement more accurate.

Which Isuzu Key Do You Have?

Most Isuzu cars and SUVs use plain cut keys, and a few later models added chip keys, so the model and year tell us what equipment to bring.

Plain cut keyThis all metal key is what most Hombre, Impulse, Amigo and Ascender owners carry, and we cut it by code or by reading the lock, and no programming is needed.
Chip keyA few later Isuzu SUVs have a transponder chip in the key head. We examine the old key or the steering column first, and then we program the chip if one is required.
Work truck keyIsuzu commercial trucks at yards and job sites mostly use a cut key, and we cut it at the truck, so the vehicle never has to be towed.

Isuzu Models and Their Keys

Isuzu Ascender

The Ascender was sold from 2003 through 2008 and shares its design with General Motors SUVs from that period. Most use a plain cut key, because the antitheft system sits in the steering column instead of in a chip in the key.

Isuzu Amigo

The Amigo was sold in two separate runs, one starting in the late 1980s and another in the late 1990s. Most Amigos use a plain cut key, and we check any later truck for a chip before cutting.

Isuzu Axiom

The Axiom was sold from 2002 to 2004, and many have a chip key, so we examine your key or the steering column first and then program the chip at the vehicle if needed.

Isuzu i Series

The i Series pickup was sold from 2006 to 2008 and is built on the same platform as the General Motors midsize pickups from that period. Most use a plain cut key with no transponder chip to program, which keeps the replacement simple.

Isuzu Hombre

The Hombre was sold from 1996 to 2000 and is closely related to the General Motors compact pickups of that era. It uses a plain cut key, which we can usually cut by code without removing any locks.

Isuzu Impulse

The Impulse is a small sport coupe sold through the early 1990s, and it uses a plain cut key, although on a vehicle this old we often read the lock to determine the correct cut.

Isuzu Oasis

The Oasis was a minivan sold in the late 1990s and built alongside the first Honda Odyssey. Most use a plain cut key, although we check for a chip before cutting.

How We Make a New Isuzu Key

1
Tell us the model
The model and year tell us whether you need a plain key or a chip key, so we bring the correct blank.
2
We come out
We drive to the vehicle, whether it sits in a driveway, an equipment yard or a storage lot.
3
Confirm and cut
We check photo ID plus the registration or title, and then we cut the key by code or from the lock.
4
Try every lock
We test the doors, the ignition and any other locks, so you leave with a key that works everywhere on the vehicle.

What an Isuzu Key Costs in Las Vegas

A basic cut key for an older Isuzu typically costs $50 to $180 in Las Vegas. If your vehicle has a chip, a key with programming usually runs $150 to $350, because the chip must be matched to the vehicle.

Nights, weekends and holidays usually add $25 to $75, and a badly worn lock can take extra time, which can also change the price. Our automotive locksmith page covers the other vehicle work we handle.

Make a Spare Before You Need One

On an older Isuzu, losing the last key means reading the lock or finding the key code, which takes longer than copying a key you already have. A spare cut now costs less and keeps the vehicle running, and our car keys page lists the other keys we make.

Owning an Isuzu in Las Vegas

Older Isuzu pickups and SUVs hold up well in the dry Las Vegas climate, and many serve as second cars, desert vehicles or work trucks. Years of dust and sunlight can make door locks stiff, so a worn key often fails before the lock does, and we cut new keys at the vehicle whether it is in a garage or a contractor yard.