Ford Keys, From Pickups to Work Vans
Recent Ford jobs include a push-to-start key for a Ford F-150 Lightning, keys for a fleet of Ford Transit vans, a Transit Connect work van key and keys for E-Series vans. The van photos below are from those jobs.
Most Fords from the last twenty years have a chip in the key that has to be programmed to the truck or van, not just cut. Newer models use push-to-start fobs. We bring the key machine and programming tool to you, so the key is made and tested in one visit.
Keys for Work Vans and Fleets
If you run a few Transits or E-Series vans, a lost key means a van sitting idle and a job not getting done. We come to your yard or job site, make the key there and program it, and we can make spares for the whole fleet in the same visit. Having a spare for every van is a lot cheaper than one lost key with no backup.
Ford Keys We Make and Program
- Chip keys for F-150s, Transits, E-Series vans, Explorers and Escapes
- Remote head keys with the lock buttons built in
- Push-to-start fobs for newer Fords, including the F-150 Lightning
- Spare keys for one vehicle or a whole fleet
- New keys when every key is gone; see car key replacement
What a Ford Key Costs
It depends on the key type, the model year and whether you still have a working key. For fleets, tell us how many vehicles and keys you need and we’ll quote the whole job. See typical ranges on our pricing page, or call for an exact price. Our labor has a 60-day workmanship warranty.
Ford Key FAQs
Can you make keys for a whole fleet of vans?
Yes. We’ve made keys for a fleet of Ford Transits. Tell us the models and how many keys you need and we’ll quote it.
Do you program push-to-start Ford fobs?
Yes, including the F-150 Lightning. Call with the year and model to confirm yours.
Can you come to our yard or job site?
Yes. We’re fully mobile, so we come to wherever the vehicles are parked in Fremont and our service areas.
