Nissan key replacement in Coronado and San Diego

Nissan's immobilizer, NATS, has been on most of its cars since about 2000. Early versions use a chipped metal key, later ones a remote-head key, and many Nissans from the last decade or so have push-button start with what Nissan calls the Intelligent Key. That last type is the one most people mean when they say the car does not see the key, and it is paired to the vehicle rather than cut.

Nissan key types we cut and program

What we do for Nissan owners

• All Nissan keys lost, cut and programmed from the VIN once we have seen your ID and proof of ownership
• Spare keys and second Intelligent Keys paired alongside the working one
• Intelligent Key programming when the car says the key is not detected
• Replacement remotes and remote-head keys for cracked shells or dead buttons
• Erasing lost or stolen keys from NATS so they no longer start the car
• Removing a broken key from a Nissan door lock or ignition and cutting a new one

Nissan models we see most

• Nissan Altima
• Nissan Sentra
• Nissan Rogue
• Nissan Frontier
• Nissan Pathfinder
• Nissan Versa
• Nissan Titan

Not listed? Call with the year and model; most Nissan keys are within reach.

Nissan keys around Coronado and San Diego

Altimas, Sentras and Versas are thick in the commuter lots of the South Bay, from the Chula Vista Bayfront to the garages near Third Avenue Village, and along the streets by the Naval Base San Diego gate at 32nd Street. Rogues and Pathfinders park at Otay Ranch Town Center, Fashion Valley and the Hotel Circle hotels. Frontiers and Titans launch boats at Shelter Island and haul boards to Silver Strand and the OB Pier. On Coronado we see all of them along Orange Avenue and at the Ferry Landing. Wherever the Nissan is, we make the key beside it.

• Coronado
• Downtown San Diego
• Point Loma
• Ocean Beach
• Pacific Beach
• Mission Valley
• North Park
• Imperial Beach
• National City
• Chula Vista
• La Jolla
• Hillcrest
• Mission Hills
• Old Town & Midway
• Bonita
• Eastlake