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911 Locksmith

4.6 ★ · 105 reviews on Google

Closed now · 10300 Warren Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126

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911 Locksmith is located at 10300 Warren Ave in Dearborn, MI. Its listed services cover automotive, commercial, and residential locksmith work, with a particular focus on emergency automotive locksmith services and vehicle electronics. Automotive offerings include car key programming, key fob replacement, auto electrical repair, module programming, diagnostics, and remote start installation. The service list extends beyond keys and locks to include work on vehicle electrical and electronic systems. The business identifies as women-owned and lists onsite services. Parking options include free lot parking, free street parking, and onsite parking. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is listed, while wheelchair-accessible seating is marked unavailable. On Google, 911 Locksmith has a 4.6 rating from 105 reviews. For readers comparing locksmiths in Dearborn, MI, the listed scope includes both property-related locksmith services and automotive programming and repair work.

911 Locksmith

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  • Emergency automotive locksmith services
  • Car key programming and key fob replacement
  • Auto electrical repair, diagnostics, and module programming
  • Commercial and residential locksmith services
  • Remote start installation
  • Some reviewers mention service (1)
  • Some reviewers mention communication (1)
  • Some reviewers mention price (1)

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  • He was an awesome dude. I thank him so much for coming out on the sunday morning. God bless him — Google, 5★, August 15, 2026
  • WORST OWNER EVER! I had a very disappointing experience with this company. I was initially quoted around $125/hour for BCM-related work, but was never given a clear total estimate before the servi… — Google, 1★, March 24, 2026
  • Watch out they are the worst prices are too high, very low in experience Cost me almost $2000 to fix my car They don’t know what they are doing — Google, 1★, February 5, 2026

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