
Locked out of your car?
Keys on the seat, in the trunk or gone? A certified roadside operator can open most cars with proper tools, without breaking a window.
Unsafe, or anyone hurt? Call 911. On a 400-series highway or the QEW? Call 511.
When you're locked out
- Keys locked inside the car
- Keys locked in the trunk
- A fob that died and will not unlock the doors
- A child or pet inside: call 911 first if they could be in danger

From your request to back on the road
Send the request
Say where the car is and where the keys are.
An operator takes it
Their ETA and price come to you by text.
Opened carefully
With an air wedge and a long-reach tool.
Show it is yours
Photo ID and the ownership or insurance slip.
It helps the operator to know
- Make, model and colour
- Photo ID, and something that shows it's your car
- Where exactly the keys are, if you can see them

Before you call
Expect to prove it is yours
A good operator asks for ID before opening a car. That protects you too.
Lost keys are different
Most operators can open the car so you can get your things out. A new key comes from a dealer or a locksmith.
Heat and cold
A child or a pet locked in a car on a hot or freezing day is an emergency. Call 911.
If it turns out to need a tow
The operator will tell you. A tow is between you and a certified tow operator, under their own consent form and published rates. How to get a tow.
Will it damage my car?
Operators use inflatable wedges and long-reach tools made for the job. The risk is low; ask the operator about your model.
My keys are lost, not locked in.
They can open the car, but you'll need a dealer or a locksmith for a replacement key.
Need something else?

Battery boost
Dead battery? A jump start where you are.
Learn more
Flat tire change
Your spare put on, so you can drive to a shop.
Learn more
Fuel delivery
Ran out? Enough fuel to reach a station.
Learn more
Need a tow?TowXpress doesn't arrange tows. Here is the fastest lawful way to get a certified tow operator, and what to check before you sign.Read this first
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