Car Lockout Service
Locked out of your car or trunk in Coronado or San Diego? We come to you and open it without damage.
How it worksMobile car locksmith · Point Loma
Mobile car lockouts, key replacement and fob programming in Point Loma, 7:30 AM to 10:30 PM, every day.
Every day, 7:30 AM to 10:30 PM
Point Loma is a peninsula, and the far end of it is a long way from anywhere. That matters when you are stuck out there. Call us for a car locksmith in Point Loma and we drive to your car, at the marina, at Liberty Station, or up the hill near the lighthouse, and do the whole job on site.
The peninsula collects boats, hotels, and the Navy. Boat owners lose car keys in the water at Shelter Island. Hotel guests along the marinas lock the fob in the trunk. Sailors at Naval Base Point Loma get off a long shift and find a fob that quit. It is the one part of our area with a national park at the end of the road, and that park gate closes in the late afternoon.
Point Loma for us means the whole peninsula, from the Interstate 8 end of Rosecrans Street out to the lighthouse. That includes Liberty Station, Loma Portal above it, Roseville and La Playa along the bay side, the marinas and hotel row on Shelter Island Drive, the Wooded Area and Catalina Boulevard on the way to Cabrillo National Monument, and the streets above Sunset Cliffs on the ocean side. We come to the shared lots at Liberty Station, the yacht club lots off Anchorage Lane, the campus lots at Point Loma Nazarene University, driveways on the hill, and the gates of Naval Base Point Loma.
The order is on the counter, the car is in the lot on Emerson Street, and the key is on the passenger seat. The lot is small and the spaces turn over quickly, so people tend to hover. We open the door without touching the paint and you are back in the car with the food still warm.
A stiff lock on an older car, a hard twist by the tide pools, and half the key stays in the door. The monument shuts its gate before evening and the rangers want cars out ahead of it, so call as soon as it happens. We come up Catalina Boulevard, extract the piece, cut a new key on the spot, and you drive out ahead of the closing.
Someone had a key copied on Rosecrans Street and it fits the door and the ignition, but the car reads a blank chip and refuses to start. That is a transponder problem, not a cutting problem. We program a new chipped key in your driveway in Roseville or La Playa, and if the copy has a chip in it we can add that one to the car too.
Tell us which part of the peninsula first, since Rosecrans Street is long and the marinas and Liberty Station sit on opposite sides of it. On Shelter Island, the hotel name or the boat launch at the end of the road is enough, and the public lots there stay open in the evening. For Cabrillo National Monument we pay at the entrance station, so the earlier you call the better. At the base gates we wait on the public side of Rosecrans; on the cliffs, count pullouts from Ladera Street so we stop at the right one.
The places locals call from most, and what usually goes wrong there.
Out here the usual calls are car lockouts at the marinas and car key replacement after a key went into the bay. We handle transponder keys for cars that need a chip to start, broken key extraction when a salt-stiff lock snaps the blade, and ignition repair when the key will not turn or sticks.
Locked out of your car or trunk in Coronado or San Diego? We come to you and open it without damage.
How it worksLost every key? We cut and program a new car key at your vehicle, no original needed, in Coronado or San Diego.
How it worksNew fob, lost remote or an extra one for the family. We program it to your car on site in Coronado and San Diego.
How it worksUsually, if you call with time to spare. The park closes in the late afternoon. Tell us where you are parked and we will let you know whether we can make it in.
Yes. We work until 10:30 PM. The pullouts along Sunset Cliffs Boulevard have no lighting, so put your hazards on, stay by the car, and tell us which pullout or cross street you are at.
We do. We meet you outside the gates or wherever base security allows, and we do the work at the car.
Call or text and tell us where the car is. We come to you anywhere in Coronado and across San Diego, 7:30 AM to 10:30 PM, every day.