Locked Out of Your Vehicle
Locked Out of My Car Help
If you accidentally get locked out of your car, don’t worry, it can happen to anyone. Just contact M6 Recovery Services and we’ll send out a service vehicle to get you moving again.
We understand how frustrating it is to get locked out of your vehicle. It always seems to happen at the most inconvenient time. We get many calls every day saying I locked myself out of my car what do I do and our answer is to keep calm we are sending you a service vehicle to get you moving again.
The truth is that there are many reasons as to why a car might lock itself. A lockout can happen when the keys are inside, the engine is running or even when the keys are in the ignition.
In some cases our trained customer support team can help you resolve the issue over the phone. However, sometimes you’ll need expert assistance…
To discuss your requirements, phone today to find out more about how we can help you.
24/7 car lockout service
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Fast and affordable service
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Assistance anytime, anywhere
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Experienced and qualified technicians
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Vehicle recovery if needed
Common types of car lockout situations
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Keys locked in the car
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Car door lock frozen
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Faulty car door lock
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Lost or stolen car keys
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Key stuck in car ignition
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Key jammed in vehicle lock
How to prevent getting locked out of your vehicle in Lancaster:
While there is no foolproof way to avoid getting locked out of your car, there are some tips and tricks that can help minimise the chances.
Here are 3 tips to prevent lockouts…
Always keep your vehicle keys on you
The first step to prevent getting locked out is to not leave they keys in the car. But that’s easier said than done. Especially if you’re stressed or have a lot on your mind. But you can minimise your chances by creating a habit of always putting your keys in your pocket or purse as soon as you turn the engine off. Also, when you exit the vehicle, before you shut the door, do a quick pat down to check that you have the keys with you.
Keep a spare key handy
You always want to have a spare key within easy access. Make a mental note of where you’ve placed the spare keys that came with your car. Smart places to put your spare car keys include:
- At home in a safe and easily accessible spot
- On your person – on a seperate key chain, in your purse, or in your wallet hidden somewhere on your vehicle in a magnetic lock box
- Whatever you do, don’t keep the spare key in the glove compartment.
Regularly replace the key fob battery
Most modern vehicles use a key fob to lock and unlock. But sometimes the key fob doesn’t respond. In cases such as this, check and make sure the key for battery isn’t dead. The solution might be as simple as replacing the battery.