Hummer Key Replacement in Dallas–Fort Worth

Automotive locksmith

Hummer keys, explained

H2s towering over parking lots, H3s on the trail, and the occasional military-bred H1 — Hummers are hard to miss and expensive to tow, which makes mobile key service the sane option.

The H1 uses simple keys we cut on the spot; H2s and H3s take the same kind of keys as other GM trucks of their era, cut and programmed at the truck. Lifted rigs and big tires don't bother us — the locks are just higher up.

One call to (469) 444-9993 with the year and model, and you'll know exactly what your Hummer needs, what it costs, and how soon a van can be there.

Good to know

• H1 keys are cheap — cut several and stash them.
• On many H2s and H3s the remote and the key are separate — losing one doesn't always mean replacing both.
• A worn H3 key often causes ignition grief — replace the key before the parts.

Hummer key services

• Lost-all-keys replacement for Hummer vehicles
• Spare and duplicate Hummer keys
• Transponder chip key programming
• Remote head keys and key fobs
• Push-to-start smart keys where supported
• Broken key extraction and ignition repair
• Erasing lost keys from the vehicle's memory

Hummer models we work on

How much does a replacement car key cost?

Every job gets its own quote — told to you up front when you call (469) 444-9993, never invented at the door. These are the factors that set it:

• The type of key: basic, transponder chip, remote head, flip key or push-to-start smart key
• Your vehicle's year, make and model
• Whether you still have one working key or lost them all
• Whether the lock or ignition needs repair
• Time of day and where the car is parked

The technician confirms that same price with you before starting.

What to have ready

• Year, model and VIN if you have it
• Where the vehicle is parked
• Photo ID and proof of ownership (title, registration or insurance)
• Any remaining key, even if it's broken