Most of us carry our keychain together with our car key all the time. Sometimes we end up in an unpleasant scenario when our car keys get lost or stolen, and typically it happens precisely when you are the least prepared for it.

It is an unfortunate situation to find yourself standing in front of your car without the ability to get in or start it. At best, you can order a cab home and bring your spare car keys, get back and start your car. But not all of us are that lucky, and sometimes you do not have a spare car key. So what do you do then?

Lost all of the car keys to a modern vehicle?

Not long ago, car manufacturers did not implement any sophisticated anti-theft systems in their cars. Vehicles had just a standard traditional car key, and dealing with lost car keys was a relatively simple task.

However, times have changed, and today almost any car that drives on our streets has a built-in transponder chip and occasionally it comes with additional security features. In our days, having a traditional car key for your car is not enough. Your car key has to be programmed to your vehicle for the car to start; therefore, supplying a replacement key today requires special tools alongside comprehensive programming knowledge.