United States
Minute Key
3600 Park Mill Run Dr, Hilliard, OH 43026, USA
Automatic opening
Opening garages
Opening safes
Services for banks
Opening car hoods
Lock installation
Opening car hoods (if the cable breaks)
Opening the auto boxes
Production of keys
Reviews in the city Hilliard
KeyMe LocksmithsManny Angulo
200$ to open your car
Reviews in the city Hilliard
KeyMe LocksmithsAgustin A Nieves
I cannot believe how easy and prompt was the service. I’m quite pleased with the new truck key. I was also impressed with the detailed and clear communications throughout the process. I received my key in three days and was a little apprehensive but it worked wonderfully. Saved more than 30% over the dealership.
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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Jeana Holewinski
No longer here
Christina Polesovsky
Quick and easy way to make copies of keys. Grateful for the contactless option that gave me the keys I needed in a few minutes.
Francis Mize
Well it wouldn't copy the padlock key I brought and it's just a kiosk located inside of Lowes. Don't waste your trip.
Rachelle Blankenship
I was absolutely appalled at how the company and technician had no problem with taking advantage of me. (an older woman, with my granddaughter, low on money, in the cold, keys and phone locked in my vehicle) I called the company, asked them if someone was available to unlock my vehicle. She said a trip fee of $29 and some change, then when the tech gets there he would charge for unlocking it. Which he would advise me of the fee when he got there, before he unlocked the vehicle, but she wouldn't say how much, (I asked) she then said that he could call me first to quote a price before he came out. I borrowed a phone, mine was locked in the vehicle. When he finally called, he said I would pay the initial say $30, then it would be anywhere from $19.95-$200. That it would be about mid way to 200! I asked how he charged? By the hour? He said by what tools he uses and his expertise! Then he asked how much money I had on me and what was it worth to me getting in my vehicle! I was so upset, I said never mind and hung up! Luckily a nice person stopped me and said Hilliard police will unlock free! The tech actually called me back and said he would do it for the $50 (that's all I said I had) I could happily tell him that I didn't need him. Thank you God for looking out for me again!