Two car dealerships in the Lehigh Valley offered *two* expensive options for making a key for my 2012 Mazda 2.
Steve Knauss offered a 3rd inexpensive option in addition to the two higher priced options.
He volunteered information concerning a third, $4.00 option. The car dealerships withheld information concerning the third, $4.00 option.
The dealer offered a (1) $160.00 option and a (2) $100.00 option.
So, when I visited Knauss & son, I fully prepared myself to make the $100.00 purchase of the second key option. But Steve K. said that I could get a limited function key that costs only $4.00
Steve explained that the $4.00 key will only unlock the doors, but it will not start the vehicle. In some circumstances, that's good enough.
I appreciated Steve's honesty so much that I bought *both* the limited function key for $4.00 and the fuller function key for $85.00, which is $15.00 less than the dealer quoted!
Knauss & Son charged me only $85.00 for the fuller function key, but the dealerships wanted $100.00. The fuller function key both unlocks the doors and starts the vehicle allowing you to drive it.
In the past, I have used Knauss & Son to make all my keys for other vehicles, apartment doors, etc.
Don't waste your time going anywhere else. You get quality workmanship, fair treatment, and honorable service from Knauss & Son. read more
