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Simply submit a picture of your used keys to us, and we will provide a fair quote based on their value. If your order exceeds $50 in value, we’ll provide a free shipping label for your convenience.
Yes, we accept keys in various conditions, including damaged or broken ones. Our team will evaluate them and provide a quote based on their potential value.
The turnaround time depends on the specific key and programming requirements. Our team strives to complete the process efficiently, and we’ll provide an estimated timeframe when you place your order.
Absolutely! We take pride in offering high-quality replacement keys that meet industry standards. Our keys are crafted with precision to ensure durability and seamless functionality.
We offer key replacements for a wide range of vehicles, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and more. Our experienced team is equipped to handle keys for various makes and models.
Absolutely! We accept key submissions from customers across various locations, not just limited to Ontario. You can conveniently sell your keys to KeyPoint regardless of your location. Simply follow our submission process, and we’ll provide a fair quote for your keys.
Yes, our key cutting and programming services are compatible with most vehicle brands and models. We utilize advanced technology to ensure precise and accurate key duplication.
We accept various payment methods, including major credit cards, debit cards, and online payment platforms. Payment details will be provided when you place your order.
Yes, we provide updates and tracking information for key replacement orders. You’ll be informed about the progress of your order, including when it has been shipped.
At KeyPoint, we prioritize customer satisfaction, offering hassle-free services, a commitment to sustainability through key recycling, and a team of experts dedicated to providing top-quality solutions. We strive to deliver exceptional service and value to our customers.
The word “fob” was likely derived from the German fuppe, meaning “pocket.” Before key fobs were an electronic device, they were another word for decorative keychains throughout the 20th century.