Locked out of your car? Here's what you can do!

Everyone knows it: you pull the car door shut and realize just too late that the car key is still inside. Or maybe your remote control doesn't work anymore and you can't open the car. Don't panic! We give you some handy tips on how to get back into your car quickly and how to avoid this in the future.



1. Check if another door is still open

This sounds logical, but in the stress of the moment you might forget. Try all the doors, including the tailgate. Sometimes a door is accidentally left open.


2. Use your spare key

Do you have a spare car key? Then you'll be back on the road in no time. It's always smart to keep a second key at home or with someone nearby. Don't have a spare yet? Consider ordering one, so you won't have any surprises the next time you need one.

Tip: Check out our View our assortment for car keys here here and avoid getting stuck next time.


3. Is your car key no longer working? Check the battery!

Sometimes the key itself is the problem. If you use a modern remote control key and the car won't open, the battery may be dead. Try opening the car with the physical key in the key housing or replace the battery.

Need a new one? Easily buy a new one here car key battery to avoid this problem.


4. Key in the car? Call a car key specialist

If the key is really in the car and you have no spare, then a car key specialist is often the best solution. They can open the car without damage.

Want to be better prepared from now on? Then consider a new key housing or an extra key so you always have a backup.


Avoid this in the future!

Being locked out is annoying, but with a few smart measures you can prevent it in the future:

-Store a spare key in a safe place.

-Check that your key is in your pocket before you get out.

-Replace your key battery in time so that your remote control continues to work.