KeyMe Locksmiths

KeyMe Locksmiths handles locksmith work in Roseville, CA with a focus on copying keys for doors and vehicles through their kiosk system. Customers can stop at locations inside grocery stores to handle standard house keys or order specialty and car keys that get mailed later. The setup allows on the spot copies in many cases along with options for extra keys under deals like buying two and getting a third. Staff such as Ben show up in reviews for helping with the process when someone is on site.

Homeowners describe jobs that involve making copies of front door keys or ignition keys where the new ones sometimes fit right away and other times need extra grinding or breaking in to turn smoothly. Some report burrs left on the metal that make the key feel rough at first while others note the copies worked fine after a few uses or minor tweaks at home. Car keys ordered through the system arrive by mail in a couple days and regular keys get handled quickly without extra trips.

Work happens at the kiosks with card payments accepted and service that moves fast once someone starts the machine. Pricing comes up as higher than expected for a few people yet the convenience of having spots in stores keeps others coming back for repeat copies. Areas covered stay around Roseville based on where the kiosks sit and hours line up with store times rather than late night calls.

Reviews total twenty six on Google with a 4.3 rating while topics repeat around key fit after cutting and the ease of the kiosk steps mixed with complaints on cost or keys that needed fixes. Some one star notes call out outright failures on copied keys. DIRT Score 3.5 from reviews on Finds.

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“keys are great, just slightly annoyed that when i added the free 3rd key for buying 2, it got stuck so i only got 2 keys, but it didn't cost me anything but a few minutes.”

“The KeyMe system was pretty easy to use. It would be nice to have more design options, though. The new keys fit well into my front entrance door's keyhole but it seems that they need some tweaking in order to actually unlock it. Not sure if maybe they are a little rigid and need some breaking in the first several uses or what. I also purchased a car key through keyme that is supposed to be mailed in 2-3 days after using the system. I'm waiting on that to arrive and hoping that it works well for my ignition.”

“Most normal keys work well. Though it doesn't always remove all the burrs after it has been cut and can act like a serrated blade. I did have a specialty key made where I had to wait for it to come in the mail. It was a little off I had to grind it some and it, still, if you don't know the trick to it you wouldn't be able to open it. But I like the service I will use it again.”

“Easy to use. 2 choices which was cool. A bit pricey for me but key works great so I'm happy!”

“Went in, payed with card, and got three key copies made (buy two get one free). Quick and accurate copies were made on the spot!”

“They are scam artist, and they rip you off. I know this will get deleted, so I'll go on Yelp and post there too.”

“Food was good, but expensive especially since eating area is so simple and low overhead”

“Thank you for your kiosks being in my favorite grocery store, made everything so convenient.”

“Great service with guy there his name is Ben!!! Fast and quick. Recommend!”

“None of theae keys work or even look similar to what I tried to copy.”

“Yes the key was a good fit.”