The starting point changes the job.
Adding a spare while a working key remains can differ substantially from replacing every missing key. A locked vehicle, damaged ignition or unusable customer-supplied part can add separate work. Describe the situation accurately at the start.
Parts and procedures are vehicle-specific.
Mechanical blades, remote-head keys and proximity remotes are different products. Availability and programming requirements vary. Ask which part is proposed, what functions it provides and whether the quote includes the necessary cutting and authorization.
Clarify the total before authorizing work.
Ask about service-location charges, inspection, parts, programming and any work that would require a new decision. A useful quote explains its assumptions. If the situation changes after inspection, have the revised scope and price explained before proceeding.
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