Abracadabra Locksmith

I wanted to surprise my BF for Christmas by making a key to lock his car doors (the locking mechanism was broken and he lost original door keys). They were beyond nice and did a quick fantastic job. He gave me a key, included a key chain, and only charged me $ 20. Will definitely recommend!

Awesome customer service and low prices! Seriously a life saver. Once again I locked myself out of my car and just Unilocaled this place. They were at my door within the 20 minutes that I called. The man gave me a cheaper deal than expected and even made me a extra car key copy! definitely had to share! P. s have them on speed dial now!

The great reviews were true! I lost my ONLY key to my car, called them up and was quoted $ 140 for my pt. cruiser key (i guess those are more expensive because they have a chip) for a regular key they would of charged me $ 60…so you can get an idea of the affordable prices! They were here in 15 minutes from the time I gave them my location. Super nice and professional and finished in about 15 minutes. He even gave me an extra spare key for free! They are local and honest. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a locksmith! Thank you guys for saving my morning! :D

Excellent service at absolutely, almost crazy, low prices. I have a motorcycle that I purchased used with only 1 key. The single key was looking worn down and I had to jiggle it to start the bike. I went to Abracadabra on a Tuesday afternoon. The owner took a look at the key and then at the lock and went back to his station and made a key. The key worked instantly on the gas tank and rear seat. He then manually filed the key down some more and got it to work on all locks like it was a brand new key from the factory. He did all of this in about 10 minutes! Other shops wanted anywhere from $ 40 — $ 100 to do this same work and Abracadabra charged me $ 5! I left him a tip since I knew I was getting a great deal. This is definitely the place to go for an experience locksmith with other 30 years of experience. You want the best and absolutely dirt cheap prices, go to Abracadabra.
As a note: this place is cash only.

Ex left keys inside ignition. Obviously I immediately offered to look up a locksmith and this one seemed just right. Nearby, not to expensive and customer service was great. Even better when they provided with fast service at the location required. $ 25 was definitely a good price. While other locksmiths charge about $ 60 for the same service. Will definitely bookmark this locksmith in case needed in the future.

After I lost my car keys at work, they gave me a good rate of $ 60 to replace the key for my old Honda.
I gave them the address of my work, and he said he’d be there in thirty minutes. He showed up on time! Immediately he got to work, and had my key ready in less than ten minutes. I was seriously surprised it was done that fast. He made me a spare, too, free of charge.
Unfortunately I had no cash on me, but he didn’t mind. He followed me when I drove to an ATM to take out the money.
It was done within about an hour of when I called him.

For now on I’m going to this place! I was quoted $ 45 to $ 75 more than buying a new lock and key in some cases. I didn’t even pay half of the lowest estimate!

Slightly difficult to find at first but well worth it. Try cutting a Motorcycle key without the dealership prices? I think I paid $ 7 as opposed to $ 60-​$ 80 from a dealership. I tried finding places to cut my Honda Motorcycle key at several locksmiths as well as Home Depot and Lowe’s and they all either failed or couldn’t do it. True story. I was referred to this place by a Motorcycle dealership parts guy that they use them. So the gentlemen was cool and did it with accuracy. It fit and worked on the first try.

They have motorcycle blanks in stock.
Like mentioned in the other review, «Abra Cadabra Locksmith is a small place– a booth, really. They share a space with a small tire outfit and are located on Olympic, one storefront west of Arizona» (Ken W.)
They however are quick (took me a total of 15 min. tops), making me two keys from scratch (just brought them my R1’s ignition) and they definitely did their magic. Best part of all their prices were ridiculously fair. I paid 25 bucks to have the key made from scratch, and I think it was one dollar for the duplicate.
Other estimates…
Motorcycle shop in El Monte wanted $ 60 bucks if I brought in the ignition $ 90 if I brought the bike
²⁴⁄₇ Locksmith El Monte California — 888−232−9844 said it would be minimum $ 200, but they are a mobile only service.
The Yamaha dealership said they couldn’t help me make a duplicate even though, the bike is registered to me; however conveniently offered me a new ignition switch for $ 199
Some other locksmith in Buena Park, one that my friend checked out for me, guest-​a-​mated $ 35 (still a reasonable price), to make from scratch (with the ignition switch of course.
Bottom line, this place is small, but gets the job done quickly, at a more than fair price, are super cool (and by that I mean nice), bilingual. Only gripe (and to me not a big deal at all because everything else rocked, is their parking was small, I parked on Arizona st and walked ~¼ mile, if that.
Awesome place, and Highly recommend them.

Abra Cadabra Locksmith worked their magic on me!
The whole thing started on the 4^th of July. My steering wheel and ignition switch locked and no amount of jiggling, WD-​40, nor pouting did anything, so I waited until the Monday after to call AAA for a possible tow.
Now, normally I’m suspicious of «recommendations» by tow truck drivers. Are they getting any kickbacks? Are they drumming up business for a family member? Well, my regular mechanic is just that: a mechanic, so I followed the tow truck driver’s advice and took it to this locksmith located smack-​dab in the heart of East Los Angeles.
Abra Cadabra Locksmith is a small place– a booth, really. They share a space with a small tire outfit and are located on Olympic, one storefront west of Arizona. The waiting area is a few plastic chairs next to the locksmith against the west wall. Very spartan accommodations.
There is only one owner and an assistant, who may or may not be related to him, so it seemed to me that they help you in the order with which you arrived at the shop. You may have to wait a little bit, but automotive locksmithing is not like waiting for a timing beltreplacement. That is, I found them to be relatively quick.
When my turn arrived, the owner took one look at my key and told me that the key is no good. He then looked at the key and started to write numbers on a pad of paper. This guy was like the Key Whisperer! But, in the end he had to remove the mechanism to look at the pins and wrote down different numbers. My key was pretty worn out.
I had thought it was the ignition switch that needed to be changed– an eighty-​dollar job– but I ended up paying only $ 35.00 for the labor and two spankin’-new keys! He even made sure they worked on ALL the locks on the car. Very thorough!
I would totally recommend this place if you needed to get keys made for your car or motorcycle. In the time I waited there must have been four or five customers who came by needing their services and they all left satisfied.
It may not be the swankiest neighborhood, but Abra Cadabra is pure magic.