Snider’s Locksmith

Got a key made with little fuss. Helpful staff with a smile on their face. Will come back for more keys or bike supplies.

Very quick key service. Done the old school way with a machine. They have a wide selection of keys both resedential, commercial, and automotive. Chris helped us today and was great. We will definitely come here for all of our key needs!

I haven’t used them for anything other than getting a key cut, so I don’t know about their bike shop, but the lock smiths are excellent. I ordered a switchblade key with an integrated fob from Taiwan for my new mustang. Previously tried all the other common places to get keys cut, all of them turned me down because they had automated machines and it couldn’t grip the big fob portion; these guys have old school manual machines for when something won’t work with an automated machine. So I went in with my new fancy key, gave the gentleman behind the counter my old key and made me a copy in 5 minutes and it only cost $ 4. They really know their stuff. Even if your car has a chipped key, you can get a blank with a chip on ebay then these guys can cut it, then you have to figure out how to program it (usually pretty easy, just google the process for your car). This place should have been my first stop, and it will be in the future for all my locksmithing needs.

So, I need new keys for my 2002 Ford truck, and my fifth-​wheel RV. WalMart doesn’t have RV keys. That’s pretty standard, you usually have to go to an RV place for that. Ok, do you have a Ford key? It’s not a Chrysler, is it? No, it’s a Ford. Oh, we only have Chrysler. Quite helpful.
So I’m at Camping World, and I show them the key I want copied for the RV. «It doesn’t have a number on it. I can’t make one.» What? Here’s the key, make a copy of it. No, their machine makes it by it’s ID number. Never mind. Called some locksmith to see about the Ford key. Eighty dollars. Never mind.
So, I’m at Snider’s bicycle shop, (great bike shop, by the way), and there’s a locksmith shop in it. Just out of curiosity, I stroll over and ask if they can copy my RV key. Not a problem, two for six bucks. Well, how about my Truck? It doesn’t have a chip in it, I ordered it without a security system. Sure, two more keys. Six bucks. I’m starting to see a pattern here.
My lady drives an ’05 Saturn. (Thank you for your condolences) The ignition switch goes bad on it right after she bought it, she has to pay $ 160 for a new switch and two keys. Couple months later, it won’t allow you to remove the key after you turn it off. Oh, you can take the key out and leave it running, but not after shutting it off. We’ve been putting off getting the switch replaced, fighting with it to get the key out every time. So she’s at the bike shop with me this morning, asks them if they can make a key for it. Sure, five bucks. And it actually works, comes out when you turn it off and everything. These guys are THE BEST!