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https://www.autokeys-r-us.co.uk/renault/ are a very complicated system when it comes to the immobiliser locks and keys are concerned. There are two major systems that can affect how a replacement key is programmed.

Most people believe that the only way to get an automobile is to visit an auto dealer. However it can be an expensive process that takes a long time and can be up to 50% more expensive. We can help you find a better option.

Immobilisers

Renault offers a range of different systems to choose from with regard to keys and immobilisers. Early models (pre-2000) use keys that have to be turned into the door lock and pressing it to start the car. This type of system is difficult to code replacement keys. The newer models that came out after 2000 will come with a transponder key that can be programmed into the car via laptop software using its diagnostic socket.

Key cards

Renault key cards look very different to traditional keys but work in the same way. They are inserted into the dash card reader to open the car, and then start it. This kind of key comes with a transponder embedded in it that is used to identify a specific car. A Dublin locksmith can make you an Renault key or replace your card. This will save you from any hassle in the case that your original key is damaged or lost.

Renault key cards are susceptible to wear and tear from daily use. The buttons inside the key card can be damaged or lose their function from the impact of a knock or general wear and tear. Contact a locksmith if notice your Renault key card isn't opening the vehicle or crackling. Locksmiths have the necessary equipment and know-how to design the new Renault key card. They are also much cheaper than dealerships.

It can be very frustrating to lose your Renault key, particularly when you are the only person with it! Many people think the only solution is to contact an Renault dealer however this can be time-consuming. Renault dealers have to order the replacement key directly from their headquarters in France. This can take up one week for it arrive. If you contact a locksmith they can cut and program the replacement Renault key on the same day that you call them.

img width="450" src=""> Keys with chip transponders

You may have a Renault built in the last 20 years with a key that has an embedded transponder chip. These mini-circuits protect your car from theft by only permitting it to start once the proper code has been transmitted.

These chips are powered by a small battery that can fail over time. This could result in the key not functioning. It is important to replace your Renault car keys immediately if you notice any problems. Beishir Lock and Security carry an extensive selection of these kinds of keys, and at just a fraction of the cost of your dealer, which means you won't be spending thousands.

You can purchase a replacement key by visiting a dealership, but it can be a time-consuming process and could hinder your ability to drive your vehicle. A locksmith can reprogram the key and provide you with a new one at the lower cost. They make use of laptops to connect with the car's computer and programme the chip, which is generally faster and cheaper alternative.

Certain older Renaults have another key card that is installed into a dash-panel reader to turn on the vehicle. These cards can be more difficult to find replacements for, but the good news is that they work.

Replacement keys

Renault cars have a fairly complicated system as far as anti-theft locks and keys are concerned. Without getting into too much technical detail, there are two broad systems that affect how a replacement key can be programmed. Early models (usually up to 2000) work with a key that can't be programmed into the car by simply plugging in a tester and pressing a button. These will require removal of what's not an Eeprom chip from the anti-theft system and use of professional tools and software to write new key information into the car, allowing it to start.

The more modern Renaults including the Megane, Clio, and Laguna are equipped with more modern systems that uses a key card. These are different from regular keys made of steel and are put into a specially designed dashboard card reader that allows you to open the doors and also to start the engine. A certified locksmith can replace these keys for less than what you'd pay at an auto dealer.

Australian consumer advocates Choice recently conducted a survey of 22 dealerships on the average cost of replacing a single car key. Their findings aren't an enjoyable read. The results weren't great.