Mercedes Benz Car Keys In Las Vegas

We make Mercedes Benz keys at your car in Las Vegas, 24/7, from classic metal keys to modern keyless go fobs. Mercedes security is strict, and a few newer models need the dealer for one step, and we tell you up front if yours is one of them.

If you lost every key or locked the fob inside the car, start with our lost car keys with no spare guide, and then call us so we can explain exactly what your model requires.

• Chrome fobThe Mercedes fob that you push into the ignition is the key itself, with a small metal blade tucked inside for the door.
• Older modelsMercedes models from the 1980s and early 1990s often use a plain metal key that we can cut on site.
• Keyless goIf your car starts with a button while the fob stays in your pocket, it has the keyless go system.
• Bring all keysAny working key you still have helps us, so keep it available when the technician arrives.

Which Mercedes Benz Key Do You Have?

Mercedes moved from metal keys to its electronic fob that pushes into the ignition during the late 1990s and early 2000s, and later added keyless go on many models.

• Metal keyOlder Mercedes models have a plain metal key, sometimes with a chip in later years. We cut it by code or from the lock, and we check for a chip before we finish.
• Ignition fobThis is the fob that you push into the dashboard and turn, and the car checks the fob electronically, so a replacement must be matched to your particular vehicle.
• Keyless go fobMany newer Mercedes cars open and start with the fob in your pocket. We check what your car requires before the visit, because some need a dealer step.

Mercedes Benz Models and Their Keys

Mercedes Benz A Class, B Class and C Class

The C Class from the 1990s started with a metal key, then moved to the Mercedes ignition fob in the early 2000s, and many later cars have keyless go. The A Class and B Class were sold in the US only in later years and in small numbers, and they use a fob.

Mercedes Benz CLA and CLS

The CLS reached the US in the mid 2000s and the CLA arrived around 2014. Both use the Mercedes fob, and many have keyless go with push to start.

Mercedes Benz E Class, G Class and S Class

Older E, G and S Class models use metal keys, and by the late 1990s and early 2000s they had moved to the Mercedes ignition fob. Keyless go is common on later cars, and the S Class was one of the first models to offer it.

Mercedes Benz GLA, GLB, GLC, GLE and GLS

These SUVs use the Mercedes fob, and most later models start with a button, while keyless go is offered on many trims, so tell us whether you keep the fob in your pocket while driving.

Mercedes Benz SL and SLC

Classic SL roadsters use metal keys, while later SLs and the SLK, which was renamed SLC in the late 2010s, use the Mercedes fob, and newer cars in both lines offer keyless go.

Mercedes Benz AMG GT

The AMG GT came to the US in the mid 2010s and has used a keyless go fob from the start. Because it is a newer car, we confirm before the visit whether a dealer step is needed.

How We Make a New Mercedes Benz Key

1. 1

   Describe your key

   Tell us whether your key is metal, pushes into the dashboard or stays in your pocket while you drive.

2. 2

   Hear the plan

   We tell you the price and whether any dealer step is involved before we schedule the visit.

3. 3

   Verify ownership

   We check your photo ID plus the registration or title when we arrive at the car.

4. 4

   Finish and test

   We program everything that can be done on site, and then we test the locks and the ignition with you.

What a Mercedes Benz Key Costs in Las Vegas

An older Mercedes with a plain metal key typically costs $50 to $180 in Las Vegas. Mercedes fobs and keyless go keys cost more than a standard chip key, which usually runs $150 to $350, because the electronics must match the vehicle.

Nights, weekends and holidays usually add $25 to $75, while the biggest factor in the price is whether your model needs a dealer step. Our automotive locksmith page covers our other vehicle services, including vehicle lockouts and spare keys.

Make a Spare Before You Need One

Mercedes keys are among the more involved keys to replace, so having a spare before trouble starts is worth the cost. Adding a key while one still works is simpler than replacing every key after a loss, and you can learn more about the car keys we make.

Owning a Mercedes Benz in Las Vegas

Mercedes owners in Las Vegas often park in valet lots, hotel garages and high rise condominium garages, where fobs get swapped or left behind. Desert heat also shortens fob battery life, so if your dashboard shows a key warning, check the battery before assuming the fob is broken.

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