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4 Types of Car Open Services

Car lockouts can be frustrating and threatening, but attempting to break into your car using tools you have made yourself can result in injury and damage to your vehicle. Instead, you should contact a professional car open service such as HONK to gain access back to your vehicle in a safe manner.

Getting locked out of your car happens to all of us, but leaving this task to professionals can ease your frustration and help your wallet. Learn about five ways your locksmith can help you open car door your car quickly.

1. Slim Jim

A Slim Jim is a piece of metal that is shaped into a strange-looking strip. Although it looks like a chewy snack, this small tool actually has a single purpose: to open locked car doors. A locksmith will slide the thin, flexible metal between your window and weatherstripping in order to open the lock. It is important to remember that this process is not foolproof and should only be used in an emergency. If you don't use this tool correctly, it could damage airbags and electrical systems in your vehicle, which is why it's best to delegate the job to a professional technician.

The notched end of the Slim Jim is used to access the control bar in the lock on your vehicle's door. It can be pulled down or pulled upwards, depending on the lock type. It also permits the locksmith to manipulate the internal locking mechanism of the door of your vehicle without needing to turn the ignition key.

This method works well for older cars as newer models have cables or electronic links to operate the locks. If you try using the Slim Jim to open a modern lock, it can activate or activate the side airbags. It is best to let the locksmith handle it.

You can prepare for an opening service with a Slim Jim by doing a few things. Find a thin, long tool at home. A metal ruler or wire hanger are good examples. You'll also require pliers to hold the tool in position. Insert the notched end first and then push it downwards into the lock of your car Be sure to watch for movements. Once you can observe the lock moving, you can begin pulling it upwards until the door opens.

2. Long Reach Tool

This long reach tool is ideal for reaching pull handles in tight, recessed spaces. It has a pre-bent design that allows you to bend it in any direction, without putting too much force on it. It folds up to make it a compact storage unit and comes with a soft coating that protects the weather strip and paint. It also has a window wedge for additional leverage, and a variety of features to safeguard your customer's vehicle during the unlock process and includes a plastic strip, rubber tip, and paint protector.

Shielded operating cables for locks electronic door locks tight weather strip tolerances, and windows with laminated glass have become commonplace on most vehicles. However, traditional lock buttons and lever handles are able to be moved if they are properly wedged into the open position. These new tools for long-reach are an excellent solution to overcome the challenges of today's locking mechanisms.

Utilizing the right tools will assist you in resolving your customers' car lockouts quickly and efficiently. By investing in a few wedge tools as well as long reach tools will save you time and money from costly call-out fees. When you are working with customers you will stand out from other service providers that do not have the appropriate tools. The more you use these tools, the easier it will be to resolve lockouts on all different kinds of vehicles.

3. Broken Key Extractor

A key extractor is used to remove a broken key from the lock. They come in different shapes and sizes, but most are small hooks with a sharp end that is placed inside the lock to look for nudges to pull the missing key piece out. One can be found in a set that comes with the lockpick as well as other important tools. Select a set with soft handles and a durable material.

Apply a spray lubricant prior using a key extractor. This will make it easier for the extractor to slide through the lock and locate the damaged segment. It's also helpful to place the cylinder either in a locked or unlocked position so that it's easy to retrieve any broken pieces. Once you've found the break you can gently twist and pull the extractor to take it out.

If you are looking for a damaged key extractor, make sure you choose one that includes the lockpick as well as other vital tools. You'll be ready in the case that your car key is damaged. The key extractor tool itself should have a small hook or sharp end that is easy to grip. Be aware of its length and also, to ensure that it can fit into the key hole easily.

Instead of attempting to fix an issue with a damaged key on your own it is best to contact an experienced locksmith. They will be able to fix the issue quickly and without causing more damage to your vehicle. Low Rate Locksmith offers a mobile service that is available 24 hours a day. Their experts utilize specialized tools to safely extract your keys and provide on-site key duplication to provide an efficient, easy and cost-effective solution.

4. Wedge

Wedges have been used for a long time by humans to hunt (like spears), cut wood and stones to split logs, cut rocks, and hold objects in place. A wedge is composed of two planes that are angled, and they meet at the edge. It is used to split solid objects.

The wedge can be used in a variety of tools and machines used for a variety of reasons, including cutting, slicing and keeping objects in place. Door stops made of wedges work by changing the direction of the force and preventing the door from being pulled open.

Professional locksmiths use wedges to open a car body or door. It is essential to know the correct amount of force that should be applied, and where to put the wedge in order to avoid damaging it. If you use too much force or put the wedge in a wrong location, it could cause damage to the vehicle or door. The most suitable place to place the wedge is in the large gap between the car door and the body of the vehicle, usually near the top rear corner of the door.

It is also important to note that modern vehicles have a lot more "give" in their doors due to rollover and side-impact safety standards that came into effect ten years ago. Because of this, an inflatable wedge will be able remove the door from its frame and permit you to insert the slim jim to open the vehicle without causing damage. Remember, don't forget to deflate the wedge prior trying to remove it, or you could accidentally pin the rod in a tighter position and cause further damage. This will also cause the process to be more time-consuming as you'll have to wait for the wedge to return to its original position.