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4 Types of Car Open Services

Car lockouts can be a hassle, but trying to break into your vehicle with improvised tools could result in injury and damage to your vehicle. Contact a professional service such as HONK instead of attempting to get back into your car.

Locked out of your car happens to all of us however, leaving this job to professionals can help ease your frustration and help your wallet. Find out five ways that locksmiths can unlock your vehicle quickly.

1. Slim Jim

A Slim Jim is a piece of metal that is shaped into an odd-looking strip. This slim tool may look like a snack, but it's only used for one purpose: to unlock locked doors to cars. The locksmith will slide the thin, flexible metal between the window and weatherstripping to pick lock. This isn't a foolproof method and is only suitable in an emergency. This device could cause damage to your car's electrical and airbag system if used incorrectly.

The notch on the Slim Jim allows you to access the control bar on your vehicle's door lock. It can be pushed down or pulled up according to the type of lock. It also allows locksmiths to control the internal locking mechanism of the door of your vehicle without having to turn the ignition key.

This method is a good fit for older vehicles, since most modern models use cables or electronic links to control their locks. Attempts to use the Slim Jim on modern locks can trigger or [empty] deploy side airbags, therefore it is best to leave it to a skilled locksmith.

There are some things you can do to prepare for a car opening ceremony using the aid of a Slim Jim. Find a long, thin tool at home. A metal ruler or a wire hanger are good examples. You'll need a pair pliers to hold the tool. Start by inserting the notched end and then push it downwards into the car's lock and keep an eye out for movement. When you begin to feel the lock move then you can start pulling it upwards until the door opens.

2. Long Reach Tool

This long reach tool for opening doors to cars is perfect for reaching inside pull handles in recessed, tight spaces. The tool is pre-bent design that allows you to bend it in any direction without putting too much pressure on it. The soft coating protects the paint and weather stripping, and it folds down for compact storage. It also has an open window wedge that provides additional leverage, and several properties that protect the vehicle of your customer during the unlocking process. These include an elastic tip as well as a plastic strip and an extra paint protector.

The majority of vehicles come with a shielded cable for locking electronic doorlocks, tight tolerances for weather strips and laminated window. The traditional lever and button handles can be moved if they are correctly wedged in the open car door without key position. The new tools with a long reach are a great solution to solve the problems of today's locking mechanisms.

The right tools can help you resolve your customer's Car Key Cutting Service lockouts quickly. Investing in a few wedge tools and long reach tools will save you time and money from costly call-out fees. When working with customers you will stand out from other service providers that do not have the appropriate tools. The more you use these tools, the easier it will be to fix lockouts for all makes and models of vehicles.

3. Broken Key Extractor

Key extractors are used to extract a broken key part from a lock. Key extractors come in various sizes and [empty] shapes, but are usually small hooks that have sharp edges. Hooks are inserted into a lock to look for nudges, so they can connect a lost part. You can get one in a set with a lock pick and other essential tools. Look for a set that's constructed of sturdy material with comfortable handles.

Before you use a key extractor, apply some spray lubricant to the lock and key. This will allow the key extractor to slide through the lock to find the broken section. It's also helpful to align the cylinder in either a locked or unlocked position, so that it is easy to find any broken parts. Once you've located the fracture, slowly twist the extractor and pull it out to take out the broken piece.

When you're looking for a replacement for a damaged key extractor, look for an item that comes with lockscrews and other important tools. This will ensure you have everything you need in case your car key ever breaks. The key extractor must be equipped with a small hook or a sharp edge that is easy to grasp. Be aware of its length as well, to ensure that it fits the key hole easily.

Call a locksmith instead of attempting to repair the broken key by yourself. They'll be able fix the issue promptly without causing further damage to your vehicle. When you choose Low Rate Locksmith, you'll enjoy 24/7 service and a mobile solution that comes to you. Their experts use specialized equipment to safely remove the key and provide key duplication on site for a complete and convenient solution.

4. Wedge

Wedges have long been used by humans to hunt (like spears), cut wood and stones, split logs, carve rocks, and keep objects in their place. A wedge is composed of two planes that are angled, and they meet at an edge. It can be used to cut solid objects.

The wedge can also be used in a myriad of tools and machines for a wide range of uses, including cutting or splitting, slicing, and holding objects in place. The wedge-type door stop works by changing the direction in which force is applied. This is a way to prevent the door from being pulled.

Professional locksmiths often use a wedge for a lockout, however it is essential to know how much force to apply and where to put the wedge to avoid damage. Using too much pressure or putting the wedge in the wrong place can break the window or leave splinters and scratches on the body of the vehicle or on the door. The most suitable place to place the wedge is in the large gap between the car door and the body of the vehicle, typically close to the top corner of the door.

It is also important to remember that modern vehicles have a lot more "give" in their doors due to side-impact and rollover safety standards that went into effect ten years ago. Due to this, an inflatable wedge will be able separate the door from its frame and permit you to insert the jim to unlock the vehicle without damaging it. Be sure to deflate your wedge before you attempt to remove it. Otherwise, you could accidentally pin it back tightly and cause further damage. This makes the entire process longer since you'll need to sit for a while waiting for the wedge to return to its original state.