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Hyundai Car Key Replacement in Pomona
Need Hyundai car keys in Pomona? Crenshaw Lock Company sends a fully mobile locksmith to your vehicle 24/7 for lost, spare, or all-keys-lost situations on Elantra, Sonata, and more. Call (323) 997-8867 and have your VIN ready.
- Mobile to your Pomona location
- Keys & fobs programmed on site
- Available 24/7

A Hyundai key problem rarely happens at a convenient time. Maybe your Elantra key vanished after a long day at Cal Poly Pomona, or your Sonata fob stopped responding in a parking lot near Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center. We come to you, wherever the car is parked, so there is no towing and no trip to a dealership.
Many Hyundai models, including the Elantra and Sonata, use either a transponder key with a bladed edge or a push-button Smart Key fob. Which one your car needs depends on the year and trim, so we confirm the correct key using your VIN rather than guessing. Crenshaw Lock Company has served Greater Los Angeles and Ventura County since 1987, and our work is done entirely at your vehicle.
How it works in Pomona
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Call and share your VIN
Call (323) 997-8867 and tell us your Hyundai model, year, and where the car is parked in Pomona. Your VIN, visible at the base of the windshield or on the door jamb label, lets us confirm the right key type for your specific vehicle.
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We drive to your vehicle
Our mobile locksmith comes to your car, whether it is at home in Phillips Ranch, on campus, or in a lot near Fairplex. Everything we need is carried with us, so your car never has to move.
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Verify ownership and assess the situation
We ask for proof that the car is yours, then determine whether you need a spare, a replacement for a lost key, or a full all-keys-lost solution. We also check whether your car uses a transponder key or a Smart Key fob.
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Cut and program the new key
We prepare the new key or fob for your Hyundai and program it so it works with the car. If the vehicle uses a bladed key, we cut it on-site as well.
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Test everything before we leave
We test the key or fob on the doors, the ignition or push-button start, and any remote functions so you know it works. If you only had one key, we recommend making a spare.
What affects the price
- Whether the car uses a transponder key or a push-button Smart Key fob
- Whether you are adding a spare or replacing keys after a loss, including all keys lost
- The model year and trim of your Elantra, Sonata, or other Hyundai, confirmed by VIN
- Whether you need a single key or several keys programmed in one visit
- The time of day and the location of the vehicle within our service area
Hyundai keys across Pomona
Pomona is a spread-out city, and Hyundai owners here park in very different places. In the Downtown Pomona Arts Colony, people leave cars near the dA Center for the Arts and Antique Row on 2nd Street. In the Lincoln Park Historic District and Ganesha Hills, cars sit in driveways and on quiet residential streets. We serve all of it, including ZIP codes 91766, 91767, 91768, and 91769.
Students and staff around Cal Poly Pomona and Western University of Health Sciences often need a spare Elantra or Sonata key after losing one on campus. Residents of Phillips Ranch and Westmont call when a fob stops working or a key goes missing. During the LA County Fair, Fairplex parking lots fill up and a lost key can ruin the day, so we come right to your car. Call (323) 997-8867 any hour.
See our Hyundai key guides by model and year, or all Pomona services.
Need a Hyundai key in Pomona?
Call (323) 997-8867 — we come to your vehicle 24/7.
Hyundai keys in Pomona — FAQs
What if I lost all my Hyundai keys in Pomona?
Can you make a spare Hyundai key so I am not stuck again?
What if I do not have my original key to copy?
Is a push-button Smart Key different from a bladed key?
How do you confirm the right key for my Hyundai?
Do I have to tow my Hyundai anywhere?
Do you work nights and 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.