Chevrolet & GMC Locksmith in Miami, FL

A Silverado with the keys locked on the seat. A Tahoe fob that stopped working in a Brickell garage. A work Sierra down in Homestead with its only key missing. Matrix Locksmith Pro handles Chevrolet and GMC key and lockout problems where the vehicle sits — we are a fully mobile automotive locksmith covering all of Miami-Dade, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

You will not tow your truck to a dealer. You will not wait days for a parts department. We come from our base at 3691 SW 7th St Unit B, Miami, FL 33135, cut and program at the vehicle, and stand behind the work — 194 Google reviews and counting. Chevy and GMC vehicles share GM platforms, electronics, and keys, so a locksmith who works on one brand’s trucks and SUVs daily knows the other just as well.

Chevrolet and GMC Key Services

All Keys Lost. Lost every key to your Silverado, Equinox, or Yukon? We originate new keys at the vehicle. Modern GM vehicles use transponder keys and proximity fobs tied to the vehicle’s immobilizer, so replacement is a cutting and programming job — both of which we complete on site, and we’ll suggest a second key while we are there so the next loss is minor.

Spare Keys and Fobs. One working key is a risk every GM owner should fix while it is still cheap and simple. We add duplicate chip keys, remote-head keys, and proximity fobs for most Chevrolet and GMC models.

Chip Keys. GM has used transponder (“chip”) keys across the Chevy and GMC lineups for years — from the Colorado and Canyon pickups to the Traverse and Acadia crossovers. We cut standard and high-security side-mill blades and program the chip so your vehicle recognizes the new key exactly like the original.

Proximity Fobs and Push-Button Start. Higher-trim Tahoes, Yukons, Sierras, and late-model Silverados use proximity fobs with push-button start, remote start, and power liftgate functions. We supply and program replacement fobs, restore remote start and lock functions, and cut the concealed emergency key inside the fob — essential if the fob battery dies with the vehicle locked.

Flip Keys and Remote-Head Keys. Many Equinox, Traverse, Malibu, and earlier Silverado and Sierra models use switchblade-style flip keys or keys with the remote built into the head. Broken shells, worn buttons, and cracked flip blades are everyday calls for us; we replace and program the complete unit.

Damage-Free Lockouts. Keys in a locked Yukon with the groceries melting? We open Chevrolet and GMC vehicles with professional entry techniques that protect door frames, glass, and paint.

Ignition Problems. GM ignitions on older trucks and SUVs can wear until the key jams or spins. We inspect the ignition at the vehicle and give you a straight answer on repair versus replacement before any work starts.

Chevrolet and GMC Models We Service

Silverado 1500, Silverado HD, Sierra 1500, Sierra HD, Tahoe, Yukon, Yukon XL, Suburban, Equinox, Traverse, Trailblazer, Trax, Colorado, Canyon, Acadia, Blazer, Malibu, Camaro, Corvette, Express and Savana work vans, and most other Chevrolet and GMC vehicles in South Florida.

How It Works

1. Call (645) 214-6989 with your year, model, and trim if you know it — push-button start versus a physical key changes what we bring.
2. We drive to the vehicle anywhere in Miami-Dade: home, jobsite, dealer-free and tow-free.
3. Keys are cut and programmed on site, then tested — start, locks, remote start, and liftgate where equipped.

Learn how programming works on our key programming page, see our car lockout service if you are locked out now, or visit our homepage for everything we do.

Areas and ZIP Codes

Miami, Doral, Hialeah, Kendall, Coral Gables, Brickell, Miami Beach, Homestead, Aventura, and North Miami — including ZIP codes 33135, 33126, 33155, 33174, 33172, 33165, 33143, and 33144. Contractors and families across Miami-Dade rely on us heavily for truck keys, because a work truck down is money lost.

Chevrolet & GMC Locksmith FAQ

Can you program a key for my Silverado if I have none?

Yes. All-keys-lost is a normal service call for us. The new transponder key or fob is originated and programmed to your truck at its location.

My GMC remote unlocks the doors, but the remote start stopped working. Can you fix that?

Often, yes. It can be a failed fob, a battery, or a programming problem. We test the fob against the vehicle and program a replacement if needed.

Do you make keys for Chevy and GMC work vans?

Yes. Express and Savana work vans, along with the fleet staple Silverado and Sierra pickups, are core to our work in Miami. We come to jobsites and yards.

Can you replace a broken flip key for my Equinox?

Yes. We replace the complete unit — new shell, blade, chip, and remote — cut and programmed to your vehicle.

What do you need to know when I call?

The year, the model, whether it starts with a key or a button, and whether you have any working key. That tells us exactly which key and fob your vehicle takes.

Call Your Chevy & GMC Locksmith in Miami

Locked out, keyless, or down to your last fob? Call (645) 214-6989 any time — Matrix Locksmith Pro brings the key shop to your Chevrolet or GMC, anywhere in Miami-Dade, 24/7.