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Lock Mike Solutions is a locksmith located in Fort Myers. Rated 5 stars from 369 Google reviews.
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- Address18165 Dupont Dr, Fort Myers, FL 33967, USA, Fort Myers 33912
- Phone(239) 404-8356
- Websitewww.lockmikesolutions.com/
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Excellent service, Mike is extremely professional and is dependable. His service is extremely fast and his prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend him to anyone looking to get a key for their car.
Highly recommend. Super professional job. I needed a spare key for a 2016 Camry. He had the key inventory on hand, came out to my location the next day, and was done in 15 minutes. And his prices were a fraction of what others were quoting me to wait over a week! It’s refreshing that service and affordability still exist!
I needed a mobile auto locksmith ASAP and couldn’t have asked for a better experience. They showed up the same day, were Alex was very professional. The pricing was more than fair—honestly better than I expected for such quick service. No hassle, no upselling, just straight-up great work. Highly recommend if you’re ever stuck and need help fast!
These guys are awesome. I bent my key at work. I called them and they were at my work within 30 minutes. Fixed my key and I was on my way home within another 30 minutes. I highly recommend this company.
Unfortunately, I cannot recommend Mike in the least. My family recently bought a 2004 Toyota Sequoia, and one of the things that needed to be replaced was the ignition. I replaced the ignition and went to program the new keys; however, I soon realized that we were only given a valet key and not the master key. Little did I know that you must have the master key to reprogram it. After doing a lot of research, I realized that I would need a locksmith to help me reprogram the key. I called a few people, including Mike, to get price estimates and reviewed ratings. Mike offered me the best price and said he could do it that night; however, when I called him to hire, the first question he asked was “How many people have you called” in a very harsh tone. I did not appreciate his rudeness; however, because he offered the best price, I agreed to meet him with our immobilizer that evening. I paid him $150 for about 3 minutes of work to “flash” the immobilizer and he had me take a picture of directions on how to complete the job at home. He gave me thorough warnings that if I did not follow his instructions perfectly it would not work. I agreed and was confident I could complete the job. The next day I followed his directions per the picture I had taken and it did not work. After it had failed, I called another locksmith and he said the programmer Mike used, which is from 2007, corrupted the file. I also realized my keys were missing chips as well, which Mike had not mentioned at all. I then called Mike and told him what happened and that this other locksmith said he corrupted our file. Mike was not sorrowful at all, refused to give us a refund, but said he could complete the job for an additional $350. Mike said he did not corrupt our files and that he knew what he was doing. I felt I handled the whole situation very calmly; however, Mike called me a bad customer. At no charge, the other locksmith came to my house and worked several hours throughout the day trying to fix what Mike had done but to no avail. He even worked overtime for us, working until almost 10 PM and didn’t charge us a dime. After he was unsuccessful, he called a friend of his, who does programming for Toyota, and he told him that he would have to reprogram the immobilizer for $750 and then the locksmith would be able to program it to our vehicle for another $350. We then decided to contact two different Toyota dealerships and told them what had happened and they both said that what Mike did was wrong and ruined our immobilizer, preventing us from even starting our vehicle. Last weekend, we had to rent a trailer for $80 and haul our vehicle to a Toyota dealership of which they quoted us $1800 to replace and fix the immobilizer. Mike has blocked my number and has now refused any service to me even though he has now cost us almost $2000. This has been such a stressful experience for me and my family and we still are trying to find a solution to fix what Mike did.