Question 1

Are you licensed and insured to work on Hyundai vehicles?

Accepted Answer

Yes. EZ Car Keyz is a California BSIS licensed locksmith company (LCO#6792), fully insured, and NASTF Vehicle Security Professional certified. Hyundai smart key work requires specific programming tools and up-to-date software to read PIN codes and communicate with the immobilizer module. Not every automotive locksmith can handle newer Hyundai push-to-start models. We operate under a real business name with a physical presence, verifiable reviews, and over eight years of experience. You can confirm our license through the California Bureau of Security and Investigative Services.

Question 2

How do I know you are not a scam locksmith?

Accepted Answer

Scam locksmiths are a real problem, and Hyundai owners are frequent targets because key emergencies from the theft crisis have created desperate, high-stress situations. The common pattern is a low quote over the phone that balloons on arrival. One owner was quoted $29 for a service call and ended up paying $171. Another was told no quote until the job was done, then charged over $400 for a simple unlock. EZ Car Keyz has over 100,000 followers across YouTube and TikTok where you can watch us do exactly this work on Hyundai and other vehicles. We give you a firm price on the phone, show up in a marked vehicle, and the price does not change.

Question 3

Will the replacement key work exactly like the original?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We program the transponder, remote lock and unlock, and all other functions specific to your 1997 Hyundai Tiburon Remote Head Key. The key is tested on every function before we leave. One Hyundai owner paid a locksmith $700 for a fob that only worked after mashing the button ten times because the physical key was not cut properly. That is exactly the kind of result you avoid when you use a specialist who programs and tests before handing over the key. We do not leave until every function works.

Question 4

What battery does the 1997 Hyundai Tiburon key fob use?

Accepted Answer

The 1997 Hyundai Tiburon uses a CR2032 battery. You can pick one up at most auto parts stores or pharmacies for a few dollars. When we make a replacement key, we always install a fresh battery so you are starting with a full charge. If your Hyundai is showing key fob not detected, try a fresh name brand battery before assuming you need a replacement. One 2020 Kona owner had the same warning and the fix was just a new battery combined with pressing the fob against the start button as a backup.

Question 5

What happens if something goes wrong after you leave?

Accepted Answer

Every key we make comes with a warranty covering both the hardware and the programming. If the key stops working, you call us and we take care of it. One Elantra owner reported that their brand new car's fob suddenly stopped being recognized because the car's software rewrote itself, and the dealer had to factory reset the system and reprogram all fobs. That kind of vehicle-side issue is not a key failure. We stand behind our work and will come back out if there is ever a problem.

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