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Tesla Car Key Replacement in San Dimas
Lost the key to your Tesla Model 3 or Model Y in San Dimas? Crenshaw Lock Company provides fully mobile Tesla car key replacement 24/7, coming straight to your vehicle. Call (323) 997-8867 for key cards, phone key help and optional fobs, confirmed by your VIN.
- Mobile to your San Dimas location
- Keys & fobs programmed on site
- Available 24/7

Teslas don't use a traditional metal key. The Model 3 and Model Y rely on key cards, a phone key, and in some cases an optional fob. When the card goes missing or the phone is lost, getting back into your car and driving away can feel confusing, because there is no blade to simply copy at a hardware counter.
Crenshaw Lock Company has served Greater Los Angeles and Ventura County since 1987, and we are fully mobile. We don't have a shop for you to tow to. We come to your Tesla in San Dimas, whether you are home, at work or stuck at a trailhead, and we work out the right key solution for your car based on its VIN. Whether you lost one card, need a spare, or have no working keys at all, we can talk you through the options.
How it works in San Dimas
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Call and share your situation
Call (323) 997-8867 any hour. Tell us whether your Model 3 or Model Y still has a working phone key or card, whether you need a spare, or whether every key is gone, and where the car is parked.
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We confirm details with your VIN
We use the VIN and proof of ownership to confirm which key types fit your specific Tesla. We never guess; the exact key and what it takes to add it are verified against your vehicle first.
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We come to your Tesla
Our mobile technician travels to your car in San Dimas, so there is no towing and no shop visit. We work on-site at your home, workplace or wherever the car is parked.
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Key cards, phone key or fob set up
We help get replacement key cards, phone key access or an optional fob working with your vehicle, then test everything so you leave with keys you can trust.
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Review your keys and security
We show you how each key works, suggest keeping a spare in a safe place, and note any lost key that should be removed from your car's access.
What affects the price
- Whether you need a single spare or a full replacement set after all keys are lost
- Which key types you want: key cards, phone key setup, or an optional fob
- Model and model year of your Tesla, confirmed by VIN
- Whether the car still has a working key or phone key to authorize new ones
- Time of day and how remote the parking location is, since we are available 24/7
Tesla keys across San Dimas
San Dimas has a mix of settings where a Tesla owner can get stuck. In Via Verde, a hillside planned community, many cars sit in home garages and driveways, and a lost key card is often discovered at the end of a busy week. In Downtown and Old Town San Dimas, with its western-style storefronts along Bonita Ave, a lost card or dead phone can strand you after dinner or a shift. We drive to you in either spot, serving ZIP code 91773.
Outdoor spots around town matter too. Visitors to Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park, Puddingstone Reservoir, San Dimas Canyon Park or Raging Waters Los Angeles sometimes lose a key card or find a phone battery dead far from home. Because we are fully mobile, we meet you at the car. Near San Dimas Canyon we also handle barn, gate and padlock service for horse properties, and we can rekey a Via Verde home after purchase, so one call can cover your car and your property.
See our Tesla key guides by model and year, or all San Dimas services.
Need a Tesla key in San Dimas?
Call (323) 997-8867 — we come to your vehicle 24/7.
Tesla keys in San Dimas — FAQs
What if I lost all my Tesla keys in San Dimas?
Can you make a spare Tesla key card or fob?
What if I don't have an original key at all?
Does a Tesla have a push-button or bladed key?
How do you confirm the right key for my Tesla?
Do I need to tow my Tesla 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.