247 Locksmith Glendora

Darren Hoffman

If you don't have a key copy booth or dollar store that can copy keys for a $1 or $2, then KeyMe is good in a pinch. Pros: Has many common keys available for instant copying. Gives discounts on Multiple copies. Decretive and multifunction (think bottle opener) keys available. You can save an image for later that is linked to your email address (this feature is really handy if you've lost you key, you can make one just by logging in securely at the kiosk and get another one made from the saved digital file.) This is really the best feature I think. Cons: Price is $7 - $150 per key (for single keys...there are multikey discounts) Uncommon keys will be shipped to you.

Susie Searcy

Keys are very expensive $8.99 each. I had to return twice to remake keys. I spent $60. They refunded $20, but it takes 5 days to get the refund. I went to the local Ace hardware and spent 85 cents per key and they worked the first time.

Michael Hobgood

Terrible prices go to the local key copy service. Cost is literally 4x the other guys. Kiosk is hard to find with no actual directions.

G Macias

It was the most easy and fastest way to make a key without making A-line

Rayeemon _

Man they try to finesse you! They are like a middleman. The dealer is way cheaper for a Honda pilot key cut! I spoke to the dealer and then these dudes have the balls to tell me they are cheaper! You finessing me 150bucks more. Not recomend. Plus their techs have a attitude problem. Like always looking to fight you over the phone.