- Rating
- 4.8
- Google reviews
- 54
- Services
- 1
- On Tradies Local
- September 2026
About
Kent Auto Keys is an independent local tradesperson covering CT1.
Services
- Locksmith
Recent work
Photos of finished jobs will appear here.Kent hasn’t added any yet. Ask about recent work when you get in touch.
Reviews
- chris orchard★★★★★
Fast service reliable same day communication pleasantly surprised with the results of my problem
Google review · 7 Feb 2026 - Frankie Rose★★★★★
great service, no nonsense, good communication, reasonably priced. Gave price on phone and stuck with it. No hidden extras. Came across as very trustworthy. Came when he said he was going to. Would highly recommend.
Google review · 12 Nov 2025 - Aspect Construction & Carpentry Ltd★★★★★
Reliable, honest and a professional friendly service helped solve a problem Vauxhall main dealer was unable to solve at a fraction of the cost by making a new key and resolving immobiliser problem very rarely leave a feedback but was so impressed it would be unfair not to. Would highly recommend
Google review · 29 Apr 2024 - Jordan Storer★★★★★
On time. Fast. Knowledgeable. Kind. Courteous. Helpful. And very competitively priced. Even went above and beyond to help fix a secondary vehicles key fob. Thank you so much.
Google review · 15 Aug 2023 - Stuart Chell★★★★★
Matt was prompt, professional and a master in his field. I would not hesitate in recommending Kent Auto Keys! My keys went missing at the weekend and it was the only key I had for a W204 C Class Mercedes. Main Dealer price for replacement key was way over Kent Auto Keys and they expected me to get the car to them. Kent Auto Keys came out to where my car was and I am now back in my car now for half the price. All working as it was! Thanks again Matt! Great Work!
Google review · 4 Jul 2023
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