I’m so sorry to hear that your car keys were stolen. If you have comprehensive coverage
on your car insurance
policy, which covers theft of your vehicle and its parts, Geico may be able to cover the cost of your replacement key. However, if you do not have comprehensive coverage, you will likely have to cover the cost of a replacement key yourself. Before getting started on replacing your key, you should report the theft to the police. The fact is, as long as someone else has your keys, your vehicle is at risk of being stolen. The police can help you with some preventative measures to help keep your car safe.
If you do have comprehensive coverage, your company will likely require a police report when you file a claim, so it’s a wise step to take.
If you end up having to cover the cost of the key fob on your own you can expect to pay between $150 and $500 depending on what type of vehicle you drive. Reach out to your dealership and talk to them about getting a replacement key fob for more detailed information.
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