United States
KeyMe Locksmiths
2250 E Main St, Bexley, OH 43209, USA
Automatic opening
Opening garages
Opening safes
Services for banks
Opening car hoods
Opening car hoods (if the cable breaks)
Lock repair
Production of keys
Replacing the cylinder mechanism
Opening doors
Reviews in the city Bexley
Minute KeySharon Butler
I am very satisfied I have used minute key in the past and I have never had a problem. I like the convience that it is located at Walmart
Reviews in the city Bexley
KeyMe LocksmithsMatya Kelly
Worked each time i went. Decent print time. Will ise it again.
Reviews in the city Worthington
KeyMe LocksmithsLaKisha Hutchinson
Copied RFID Key quick and easy.
Reviews in the city Worthington
KeyMe LocksmithsP. Spira
This was a waste of my time. I needed a second set of keys for a vehicle, but when I went through the on the KeyMe terminal, it said I needed an attendant to help me complete the process. No explanation was given why. It was 1am at a Walmart, and I did not want to try and find someone to help for a self-service machine. I'm now going to find a brick and mortar key duplication facility to take the guesswork out of the process.
Reviews in the city Worthington
KeyMe LocksmithsBrad Barwise
The guy was really grumpy and angry that I was quoted a key price of $175. He said he was loosing money. The key blank is under $50 retail on line so Mr Angry still made $125 for 25 minutes.
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Charity Justman
I see lots of pictures of locksmiths in these posts, lots of 5 star reviews with absolutely no words indicated an experience so I’ll be the first to describe mine. I used a box in the grocery store. Seemed convenient, at first glance, and I fell for it. The key provided seemed to match but when I got home it didn’t work. I called around and realized pricing really varies in this industry and seems highly competitive. Next time I was shopping I wanted to see how much it would be to duplicate my vehicle key (but of course I didn’t because I learned from my last encounter) and it was talking about mailing it out to me and hooking me up with a locksmith to program for additional cost! Like basically not even telling me the full cost. Long and short, it’s easier to call a local person who you can speak to and know in advance the total in full rather than go thru a screen, or calling their 1-800 dispatch service or use these types of generic automated services. Who likes talking to robots? I have no idea why they would ruin one of the last great trades. Don’t recommend. Over priced and lazy if you ask me.
Michiko Roberts
It was so convenient