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The Keyless Shop at Sears

The Keyless Shop at Sears

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5500 Buckeystown Pike, Frederick, Maryland, 21703, United States
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Jul 9, 2018
The second time in two years visiting Keyless Shop. Prices are reasonable and the staff have always quickly taken care of our programming needs.

May 1, 2018
Excelent service and low price.

Nov 29, 2017
These folks have helped me with many cars with multiple key issues. The pricing was always reasonable and we have yet to have a single failure through the years so I can't speak about warranty. Nice one stop shop for keys.

Aug 23, 2017
I got my key about 6 months ago. It randomly started to act funny so we thought it was the battery. When we opened up the key to replace the battery we found little pieces of folded up paper holding things together inside. When we took it back to the shop, the man working told us that if a part falls off they will typically just shove paper in there to hold it together. When I stated that they sold me a faulty key he even said that technically yes they did sell me a key that wasn't completely good. And then he said he would not do anything for me since I did not have the actually receipt with me. DO NOT BUY KEYS FROM HERE THEY SELL YOU FAULTY KEYS AND DONT FIX THE PROBLEM WHEN A PROBLEM OCCURS THAT THEY MADE HAPPEN!

Aug 18, 2017
Kevin (shop person) very friendly, and informative. Very reasonable. Would absolutely come back should the opportunity arise. Trip worth every penny.

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