Hyundai i10 All Keys Lost at a Car Park: New Key and a Spare
A Hyundai i10 owner in Stockport lost their bag, and their only set of keys with it, leaving the car stranded in a car park. Autobahn attended, picked and decoded the lock, cut a new blade on site and programmed a new remote key plus an emergency spare.
What the job record confirms
- Vehicle
- Hyundai i10 (year not stated)
- Problem
- Only set of keys lost along with the owner’s bag; car left in a car park
- Work carried out
- Attended the car park; lock picked and decoded; new blade cut on site; new remote key and an emergency spare programmed
- Result
- Owner back on the move with two keys
- Location
- Stockport
- Equipment used
- Xhorse Key Tool Plus
- Service
- All keys lost
Source: this record is taken from Autobahn’s own Instagram post of 8 February 2026.
What the record shows
The job was done where the car was, with no recovery, and the owner came away with a spare as well as a replacement, so losing one key again would not strand the car.
Background: keys lost with a bag or wallet
The points below are general information about this kind of job. They explain the work; they are not additional details about this particular vehicle.
If keys are lost along with anything showing your address, tell the police and your insurer, and consider having the lost keys removed from the car.
Not recorded
To keep this record accurate, the following are not published because neither the original post nor Autobahn’s job notes state them: the model year and the car park.
Stranded without keys?
Send the registration and where the car is.