Jeep Keys Made Where You’re Parked
Recent Jeep jobs include a Wrangler where the owner had lost the key, which we made and programmed on site, and a new key fob for a Grand Cherokee. Jeeps get taken to trailheads and beaches, so keys get lost in places you can’t tow from easily. That’s exactly when a mobile locksmith helps.
Most Jeeps from the last twenty years have a chip in the key, and newer ones use push-to-start fobs. Either way, the key has to be programmed to the Jeep. We cut and program it at the vehicle and test it before we leave.
Ram, Chrysler and Dodge Too
Jeep, Ram, Chrysler and Dodge are part of the same family and share a lot of key technology. We’ve made a key for a Ram truck and done key programming for a Chrysler. If you drive one of those, this page applies to you too.
Jeep Keys We Make and Program
- Chip keys for Wranglers, Cherokees, Grand Cherokees and Compasses
- Remote head keys and fobs with the lock buttons built in
- Push-to-start fobs for newer Jeeps
- Spare keys while you still have one that works
- New keys when every key is gone; see car key replacement
What a Jeep Key Costs
It depends on the key type, the model year and whether you still have a working key. Adding a spare costs less than starting from zero. See typical ranges on our pricing page, or call with the year and model for an exact price. Our labor has a 60-day workmanship warranty.
Jeep Key FAQs
I lost my only Wrangler key. Can you make one there?
Yes, on most years. We’ve done exactly that for a Wrangler owner. Call with the year and where the Jeep is.
Do you program Grand Cherokee fobs?
Yes. We’ve replaced and programmed a Grand Cherokee fob. Call with the year to confirm yours.
Do you do Ram and Chrysler keys?
Yes. Recent jobs include a Ram truck key and Chrysler key programming.
