Are Keys Obsolete?

Are Keys becoming obsolete?

Key fobs and emerging virtual, or digital, keys are increasingly making traditional metal car keys obsolete. Edmunds reports 91% of 2019 model-year vehicles have keyless ignitions to start the vehicle as standard or optional equipment.

Why do cars no longer have keys?

Most cars don't require that you use a traditional key anymore, and proximity sensors take away the need to even lock and unlock a vehicle's doors. While some of us appreciate the satisfying sensation of pressing a button or turning a key, it's grown unnecessary.

Can a key be made without the key?

Can I make a duplicate key without the original? It's possible to have a duplicate key made without the original. If you don't have the original key or it has been too worn down over time, you'll need to see a professional locksmith who can use a code cutter to identify the groove depths of your lock's key code.

Are all door keys unique?

While there is seemingly scope for every door lock in the world to require a unique key, reality is that a limited number of different key and door lock combinations exist. This is simply because key and door lock manufacturers don't need to go through the hassle of making each door lock unique.