Chevrolet Car Key Replacement for Every Model and Key Type
Chevrolet has sold an enormous variety of vehicles in the New York market over the years — from the Malibu and Impala sedans that New York City fleet operators favor, to the Traverse and Tahoe SUVs that families across Queens and Long Island rely on, to the electric Bolt EV now showing up in increasing numbers across the five boroughs. Each generation of Chevrolet vehicle uses a different key technology, and understanding which system your car uses is the first step toward a fast, correct replacement.
Basic double-cut mechanical keys were standard on older Chevrolet models through the late 1990s. Transponder keys — which contain a tiny chip that must be electronically matched to the vehicle's immobilizer — became the norm through the 2000s and 2010s. Key fobs added remote locking and unlocking, and many current Chevrolet models now use a push-button proximity smart key that never needs to enter the ignition at all. Our technicians carry the diagnostic and programming tools to service all of these systems, and we cut and program replacement keys on-site so you are not left waiting days for a dealer appointment.
