Car Keys in Lindon, From State Street Lots to Dry Canyon
Lindon is a driving town. Census estimates show 70% of working residents drive alone to work, a higher share than Orem, Vineyard, Pleasant Grove, American Fork, or Lehi, and only 0.5% ride transit. When the only key to a car goes missing here, the day's plans usually go with it.
Used cars add a wrinkle. State Street has a row of independent used-car lots, and a used car can come home with one key and no remote. That single key is the one to protect. Adding a second key while the first still works is a short job; replacing every key after the last one is gone means cutting the blade from code and programming the immobilizer from scratch. Consumer Reports found replacement fobs running from $50 to as much as $400 depending on the brand, plus $50 to $100 for programming. Those are national figures, and we quote your exact price on the phone.
Lindon still calls itself "a little bit of country," and 77.4% of its homes are single-family detached houses, so most cars here spend the night in a driveway. The other places they sit are the paved lot at the mouth of Dry Canyon, the Lindon Marina on Utah Lake, and the office and warehouse lots west of I-15. We can make a key at any of them.