Losing a car key in Denver can happen anywhere from a hike in the foothills to a night out in RiNo. A mobile provider can come to where the car is parked instead of you towing it to a dealer.
In winter, keys can also break in frozen locks or ignitions. Older metal keys are simple, and chipped keys and remotes depend on the vehicle.
Keep your ID and registration with you, and any working spare. It can make the job easier.
What to expect
If your car key is lost, broken or won't turn, a mobile locksmith can come to the vehicle instead of you arranging a tow to the dealer. Add your vehicle's year, make and model in the app so the provider can confirm they can make your key. Push-to-start fobs are a separate service in the app. Keep your registration and ID handy. You'll need to prove the car is yours.
A tip for Denver drivers
In snow, clear your tailpipe if the car is stuck and running, and keep a blanket and charger in the car during winter.