Vans we regularly work on
- Ford Transit
- Ford Transit Custom
- VW Transporter
- VW Caddy
- Vauxhall Vivaro
- Renault Trafic
- Renault Master
- Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
- Peugeot Expert
- Citroën Dispatch
This is not a guarantee of universal coverage. Some later commercial models use higher security keys that need specific parts or additional steps, so the registration is checked before anything is promised.
Lost van keys and all keys lost
Where the last key has gone, the van goes through the same all-keys-lost route as a car: a blade cut to the vehicle and a key programmed to the immobiliser. See lost car keys for what that involves and what we need from you.
Spare van keys
For anyone self-employed, a spare van key is cheap protection against a lost day. It is also a shorter job than an emergency replacement — details on the spare car keys page, which covers vans too.
Locked out of the van
Keys shut in the load area or cab is common when you are in and out all day. Vehicle entry covers how that is handled, and a replacement key can follow at the same visit if the keys are genuinely gone.
Working around your day
Van work is arranged to lose you as little time as possible — early starts, a gap between jobs, or wherever the van is parked around Winchester and the surrounding villages. Full coverage on the areas covered page.
Remote and deadlock keys
Many vans carry more than one key type: an ignition key, remote central locking and separate deadlock or slam-lock keys fitted afterwards. Say which ones are missing when you call, as it changes the job.
Need a Van Key in Winchester?
Call 01962 458094 with the registration and where the van is parked.
