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15976 W 81st Ave, Dyer, Indiana, 46311, United States

(219) 743-5606 www.lockoutexpress.net

New address for a few years now is 905 JOLIET ST., 194, DYER, IN, 46311, USA

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Ralf Baylie

Mar 10, 2018

Excellent fast service. Did what the others can't do. My 1 year only Nissan key programming. Brian went above and beyond to get it done. 1 call does it all. Don't call anyone else if you want the job done right. I won't. Thanks again.

Steve Pokrajac

May 21, 2018

I'll definitely be telling friends and family to go here if they need help with a lockout or for key emergency's. The owner went out of his way for me, had my key cut and my vehicle up and running in a flash for a very reasonable price to. I can't thank lockout express enough.

Kari Bane

Jun 13, 2018

I was getting ready to take my son to Notre Dame baseball camp and my key broke in half. Unfortunately, I didn’t have a spare either. Lockout Express was quick, efficient, and very reasonable. Thank you Mark for your help and saving the day!

Regina Blair

Apr 16, 2018

Awesome service! Saved me from freezing this morning due to locking myself out of the house! Everyone should use this company without hesitation! Service is fabulous and so was the price!

Courtney Seles

Feb 23, 2018

Thanks to Brian at Lockout Express after 4 days of my own madness he was able to create me a key and get me on the road in less than 30 minutes! Very reasonable pricing (saved me a fortune from going to th dealer) and very knowledgeable! I will definitely be referring him to anyone I know! Also his secretary who dispatched my call, very educated woman that was able to tell me what was wrong with my car and how they would fix it! Thanks again, You Rock!!

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