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Really convenient and fast! Called Charles on a Saturday afternoon and he was able to get my new key fob programmed and cut same day, right away. And he charged a fraction of the price that the dealership quoted. Highly recommend his services!

I lost the only key to my beloved 1991 Jaguar, the last car my parents owned.The car my Dad drove every day to visit my Mother at her Nursing Care home. When they passed away I brought the Jag to Arizona. I have gone 10 years without losing the key. Tom understood how desperate I was to replace it. First he had to connect with New Jersey and the next day to the United Kingdom.How lucky I was to have someone unwilling to give up.I now have two keys and can drive happily. Thank you Tom for your diligence and perseverence.

Laura came to our rescue and unlocked our car and recovered the keys that were left in the trunk.  She showed up in 15 minutes after we called and went above and beyond in helping us.  When we discovered there was no trunk release in the car, she crawled into the trunk through the back seat to trigger the emergency release in the trunk.  What a pro.  Very professional, calm and nice.

Closet door handle broke and after trying to fix it myself recognized I need professional help (locksmith not therapist). Found 1st Call on Yelp and called.  Ivan answered and said he'd be here between 1pm and 3pm and he showed up right at 1pm.  He was organized and professional.  I would recommend Ivan to anyone needing a locksmith.

I had an emergency but luckily Jacob came to the rescue. 10/10 would recommend, professional job and they were at my house within 15 minutes. Would highly recommend to anyone!

I needed a copy of my car key because my other set had broke. I was shopping around for prices and was calling lots of businesses. Jeff with J&J was the friendliest and most helpful. They were communicative, answered my questions, gave me a direct quote and were punctual to help me. Both Jeff and Tony were so nice, helpful and quick. I'm so glad I chose them. I wasn't in an emergency situation or locked out but if I had been, I would have been so relieved to be in good hands with these guys. Such genuinely nice helpful dudes who know what they are doing.

Thanks! I would recommend them to anyone!!

I would not recommend speedway locksmith if you need your keys replaced. I spent $75 to get a replacement key that only last a few months. Very disappointed in the quality of material and their service.

I needed a key made because we misplaced our keys. It was so nice to talk to an actual person. I made an appointment that day and paid for the services. We ended up finding our keys and Austin Lock & Security refunded all of our money. He could have charged me for the service fee because I had an appointment and he did not. I'll never use another locksmith again. Thank you for being so kind in a very stressful situation.

Spoke to Mike and he quoted me $150 to fix the ignition in my car. I know this is the price he quoted me because I called two other places and they each told me $150 so I figured this was the norm. Guy came out and did the job fine. When I went to pay, he told me a different price of $165. I called Mike and he told me that's what he quoted me.

Now I know it's not a lot more, but it's the principal. He wasn't willing to work with me, basically I pay that and that's it. Now the work had been already done, so I didn't have too many options at this point. Guess I could have gone to court, but why? It's my word against his. Figured I'd write this up so that someone else wont get stuck with what happened to me.

Please, if you decide to use this company, GET IT IN WRITING. If you don't you may be sorry.

I'm giving them three stars because they did what they needed to do, which was unlock my car, but when I called the dispatcher and asked how much it was going to cost, he told me, in very heavily accented English, that it was $15 to come out to my car, and $30 to unlock it. Since I had been quoted $55 and $65 from two other locksmiths before I called this guy, I told him to go ahead and come.

He showed up almost immediately, because apparently he lives right around the corner from my office parking garage. We drove down three levels of parking garage ramp, and when he got to my car, he looked in the window at my pushbutton locking mechanism and told me it would be $165 to unlock it. I told him there was no way I was paying that, especially when I've been quoted less than half that. He snorted at me when I told him how much the dispatcher had quoted me, which led me to believe that either A) I didn't understand the dispatcher's accent, or B) the spring pollen is really getting to him, too.

It wasn't until I told him that I would pay him $15 for coming out but I wasn't going to pay more than $55 for him to unlock the car that he agreed to do it. He inserted his little air expander thingies and his long bendy stick thingy, and had my door unlocked in less than 10 seconds.

Five minutes of travel time and 10 seconds of work for $165? BRB, going to buy some air expander thingies and a long bendy stick thingy.

This is by far the most unprofessional business I have ever encountered. Everything about my experience with Valley Key Connection was terrible. I was told a price over the phone and then when Nick finally arrived (2 hours late) after making several different excuses, I was told a completely different price that was almost twice as much as the price I was told over the phone. Nick took advantage of my situation and absolutely cannot be trusted! Beware!

I asked them to come out and work on a lock. Never showed up. Had to go with someone else.

Bait n switch much??  I called into dispatch to ask for a quote to get my keys unlocked from inside my car. She took my information and said a technician would call me back. I asked her when and how much and she told me the technician would go over all that with me when he arrived.  Which meant to me you have independent contractors that can charge me whatever they want when they arrive. That didn't sit well with me so I kept calling locksmiths.  When the technician called me I let him know that I found someone else and kindly thanked him. I immediately got a return call from the woman in dispatch who said "what's going on my technician said you hired someone else"  Yes I did because you couldn't give me a time or price. She asked me how much they were charging and when they were coming, which I thought was intrusive but I told her 20 minutes and $75.
"If I can get my guy there in 15 minutes and charge you $70 will you let me send him?" No ma'am... I'm good.

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