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Ford Car Key Replacement in Azusa
Need Ford car keys replaced in Azusa? Crenshaw Lock Company sends a fully mobile locksmith to your F-150, Explorer, or other Ford 24/7, whether you lost your only key or want a spare. Call (323) 997-8867 and we come to your vehicle.
- Mobile to your Azusa location
- Keys & fobs programmed on site
- Available 24/7

Ford trucks and SUVs are everywhere in Azusa, from F-150s parked outside bungalows near Azusa Ave to Explorers used for family trips toward San Gabriel Canyon. Many Fords use PATS transponder keys, and newer models use Intelligent Access push-button keys. When a key is lost, broken, or stops starting the vehicle, a new one has to be cut or made and programmed to your specific vehicle, not just copied.
Crenshaw Lock Company has served Greater Los Angeles and Ventura County since 1987, and we are fully mobile. We have no shop for you to get to: we drive to your home, workplace, campus lot, or roadside spot in Azusa. We cover lost-key, spare-key, and all-keys-lost situations, and we confirm the correct key for your Ford using your VIN.
How it works in Azusa
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Call and share your Ford details
Call (323) 997-8867 and tell us the model, year, and where the vehicle is parked in Azusa. We will ask for your VIN so we can confirm the correct key type for your Ford.
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We come to your vehicle
A mobile locksmith drives to you with the equipment needed. Because we work on site, you never need to tow an F-150 or Explorer just to get a key made.
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Verify ownership
For your security, we check that you are the owner or authorized user, typically with ID and registration or other proof tied to the vehicle.
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Cut, make, and program the key
Whether your Ford uses a PATS transponder key or an Intelligent Access push-button key, we prepare a new key to match your vehicle, including when all keys are lost.
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Test everything
We test the key's starting function, door controls, and any remote buttons before we finish, and can add a spare so you are not stranded again.
What affects the price
- Key type: a basic transponder key and an Intelligent Access push-button key involve different parts and programming work.
- Number of keys: whether you have a working key to copy, or all keys are lost, changes the work involved.
- Model and year: the F-150, Explorer, and other Fords differ by generation, and the VIN determines what your vehicle requires.
- Extra keys or remote features: adding a spare or replacing a damaged fob shell can change the total.
- Time and location: after-hours calls and hard-to-reach spots may affect the quote, which we confirm on the phone before we start.
Ford keys across Azusa
Azusa drivers call us from all over town. In Downtown Azusa near Azusa Ave, we help residents and visitors whose Ford keys are lost or stuck in a locked truck. In Rosedale, a master-planned neighborhood, an Explorer with a dead or missing smart key is a common call, and we handle it right in your driveway. In ZIP 91702, we also serve the gated community of Mountain Cove, where we work with you to get to your vehicle.
We also help people near Azusa Pacific University and Citrus College, where a lost key at the start or end of a semester can derail a day. If you commute using the Metro A Line stations at Azusa Downtown or APU/Citrus College and come back to find your Ford key missing, we can meet you at your vehicle. Heading toward SR-39 and San Gabriel Canyon? Call us, day or night, at (323) 997-8867.
See our Ford key guides by model and year, or all Azusa services.
Need a Ford key in Azusa?
Call (323) 997-8867 — we come to your vehicle 24/7.
Ford keys in Azusa — FAQs
What if I lost all my Ford keys in Azusa?
Can you make a spare key for my F-150 or Explorer?
What if I do not have my original key?
What is the difference between a PATS key and an Intelligent Access key?
How do you confirm which key my Ford needs?
Do I need to tow my Ford to you?
Are you available at night and on weekends?
Reviewed by David Shar — Owner & Lead Technician
Crenshaw Lock Company has served Greater Los Angeles & Ventura County since 1987.
Last updated 2026-10-12.