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4 Types of Car Open Services

Car lockouts can be frustrating, but trying to break into your car with improvised tools could result in injury and damage to your vehicle. Instead, call a reputable car opening service like HONK to gain access back to your vehicle safely.

Being locked out of your car door opener happens to us all, but leaving this task to professionals can ease your frustration and help your wallet. Find out how to get your keys out of a locked car locksmiths can unlock your car quickly.

1. Slim Jim

A Slim Jim is an oddly shaped strip of metal. This slim tool may look like a snack, however it serves a single function: to open locked car doors. The locksmith will slide the thin flexible metal between the window and weatherstripping to pick lock. It's important to know that this procedure isn't foolproof and should only be used in an emergency. This device can damage the car's airbags as well as electrical system if used incorrectly.

The notch on the Slim Jim allows you to access the control bar of your vehicle's door lock. It can be pulled down or pulled up depending on the lock type. The locksmith can also alter the locking mechanism of your vehicle's doors without having to turn the ignition key.

This method works well for older cars since the newer models have cables or electronic links to operate the locks. If you try to use the Slim Jim Slim Jim on modern locks can cause them to activate or deploy side airbags, therefore it is best to leave it to a reputable locksmith.

There are a few ways to prepare for a car opening service (you could try these out) using the aid of a Slim Jim. Find a thin, long tool at your home. A metal ruler or wire hanger are good examples. You'll also need a pair of pliers to help you hold the tool in position. Start by inserting the notched side first, and then push the tool downwards into the car's lock. Keep an eye out for any movement. Once you start to observe the lock moving then you can start pulling it upwards until the door opens.

2. Long Reach Tool

This long-range tool for opening doors to cars is perfect for reaching inside pull handles that are located in recessed, tight spaces. It has a pre-bent design to allow you to bend in any direction without putting too excessive pressure. It folds up to be compact for storage and has a soft coating that protects paint and weather strips. It also includes an additional window wedge for leverage and various properties to protect your customer's vehicle during the unlocking process with the rubber tip, and paint protector.

The majority of vehicles have shielded lock cables, electronic doorlocks with tightly controlled tolerances for weather strips, and laminated window. However, traditional lock buttons and lever handles can be moved when properly wedged into the open position. These new long-reach tools are an excellent solution to overcome the limitations of today's locking mechanisms.

The right tools can help solve your customer's vehicle lockouts swiftly. You can save money and time by investing in wedge tools and long-reach equipment. When working with customers, you will be distinguished from other service providers who don't have the right tools. The more you make use of these tools, the easier it will be to fix lockouts for all types of vehicles.

3. Broken Key Extractor

Key extractors are a tool used to free a broken piece of the key left inside a lock. Key extractors come in different sizes and shapes, but they are generally small hooks with sharp tips. Hooks are inserted into a lock to look for nudges, so they can catch a lost piece of the key out. You can find one in a kit including a lock pick and other essential tools. Pick a set that has soft handles and a durable material.

Before using an extractor for keys to remove the key, spray lubricant to the lock and key. This will help the extractor slide through the lock to locate the broken segment. It is also helpful to position the cylinder of the lock in a locked or unlocked position so that it is easier to remove broken pieces. Once you've identified the broken part you can gently twist and pull the extractor through to get rid of it.

When shopping for a broken key extractor, search for one that includes the lockpick as well as other vital tools. You'll be ready in the event that your car's key is damaged. The key extractor should have a small hook or a sharp end, that is easy to grasp. Take into consideration its length as well, to ensure that it fits your keyhole easily.

Instead of trying to tackle an issue with a damaged key on your own it is best to contact an experienced locksmith. They'll be able to resolve the issue swiftly without risking further damage to your vehicle. Low Rate Locksmith offers a mobile service that is accessible 24/7. Their experts use specialized tools to safely extract your key and offer key unlock service duplication on-site for the most complete, convenient and cost-effective solution.

4. Wedge

Humans have used wedges for ages to hunt (like spears), cut wood and stones as well as split logs and carve rocks, and to hold objects in their place. A wedge is composed of two planes that are angled and meet at an edge. This can be used to cut solid objects.

The wedge is also used in a wide variety of tools and machines for a variety of purposes like cutting or slicing, splitting, and securing objects. The wedge-type door stop functions by changing the direction that the force is applied. This prevents the door from being pushed.

Professional locksmiths employ wedges to open a car body or door. It is essential to know the proper amount of force that should be applied, and where to place the wedge in order to avoid damaging it. If you apply too much force or put the wedge in an incorrect place, it could cause damage to the door or vehicle. The ideal place to place the wedge is in the gap between the car door and the body of the vehicle, typically near the top rear corner of the door.

It is also important to note that modern vehicles have more "give" in their doors due to rollover and side-impact safety standards that went into effect ten years ago. Because of this, using an inflatable wedge will allow you to disengage the door from the frame enough that you can put your jim in the slim position and unlock the car without causing damage to the vehicle. Make sure to deflate your wedge before you attempt to remove it. Otherwise, you might accidentally pin it back tightly and cause further damage. This also makes the whole process more time consuming because you'll have to sit for a while waiting for the wedge to return to its natural state.