Car lockouts on campus lots
Doors and trunks opened, keys cut and programmed for many vehicles.
Learn moreZIP 91371
91371 is a small ZIP code tied to the Pierce College campus in Woodland Hills. The calls connected to it are mostly about cars, lost keys and the homes nearby.
ZIP 91371 is assigned to the Los Angeles Pierce College campus on Winnetka Avenue. Locks on campus buildings, labs and lockers are managed by the college, so problems there go to campus facilities or campus safety rather than a private locksmith.
What a locksmith can help with is your own property: the car you parked on or near campus, the keys you lost between classes, and the apartment or house you went home to.
Keys locked in a car in a large lot are a common problem. Note the lot name or number and a landmark before you call. If your key has a chip or fob, the locksmith will need the make, model and year and proof of ownership. Car lockout tips explain what to expect.
If you've lost a ring with both your house and car keys, think about security as well as access: anyone who finds the ring may also find your address from your car's registration. Rekeying your home locks is a sensible step, and it's cheaper than replacing them.
Start with the published prices: a $29.00 service call fee and lockouts from $19.00. First-time callers can ask for 10% off with the first-time customer coupon.
Plenty of drivers pass through the neighborhood around the campus each day, and lost keys tend to turn up in the same places: gym bags, cafeteria tables and the back seat of a friend's car. Before calling, retrace your steps and check with the campus lost and found. If the key still doesn't turn up, a locksmith can cut and program a replacement and, for many cars, remove the lost key from the car's memory so it can't start the engine.
Doors and trunks opened, keys cut and programmed for many vehicles.
Learn moreOld keys stop working, so a lost key ring can't open your home.
Learn moreAsk for 10% off any locksmith service on your first call.
Learn moreNo. Campus locks are college property, so contact campus facilities or campus safety.
Your vehicle's make, model and year, plus registration and ID so the locksmith can confirm ownership.
If the keys could be linked to your address, rekeying is a good idea; talk to your landlord first if you rent.
Call to check today's availability in your area and get a price estimate before anyone starts work.