Auto locksmith service area: all of Tenerife — €0.50/km outside Puerto de la Cruz, quoted before I head out.
At Otypro in Tenerife, I’m Olexy — a mobile automotive locksmith covering the whole island. In Puerto de la Cruz, travel is free; beyond it, €0.50/km, quoted in writing before I drive. Out-of-town runs are planned, not drop-everything. Automotive keys only. Text or call +34 747 733 779 with your year, make, model and town.
Updated September 2026
Travel & range
- Puerto de la CruzTravel free
- Rest of the island€0.50/km
- Rangethe whole island
- Car lockoutfrom €56
I’m Olexy. There’s no storefront on purpose — car keys get cut and programmed at the vehicle, so the vehicle is where I work. Anywhere in Tenerife, the trip to you is part of the deal; the nearby towns are case-by-case and always quoted up front. One written number by text before I start driving, automotive keys only, and you pay after the key works. If an out-of-town trip can’t be completed, that travel charge is what you owe, not the full job price.
Three zones, one rule
In the metro area, no travel charge. Beyond it, distance — always in the quote.
Puerto de la Cruz
Every Tenerife neighbourhood. Travel typically free — the price is the job, not the drive.
Metro-edge towns
Tacoronte, El Sauzal, Candelaria, El Rosario. Just outside Puerto de la Cruz, so a €0.50/km travel charge applies — named in the quote up front.
Farther out
Puerto de la Cruz, La Orotava, Adeje, and similar runs. Travel at €0.50/km, case-by-case around my route — text first and I’ll answer straight.
Santa Cruz & La Laguna
One mobile auto locksmith, every corner of Tenerife.
No neighbourhood pages, no fake "local branches" — just me, my stocked equipment, and a city I cross daily. Wherever your car sits, the service is identical: written quote first, ID and ownership checked, pay after it works.
Santa Cruz centre
Santa Cruz centre · Los Hoteles · Salamanca · Duggi
Parkade levels, metered street spots, apartment-block lots — central calls are usually about access, so text me the level and stall along with the car's details and I'll find you. Condo visitor parking works fine as a meeting spot.
Northeast
La Laguna · La Cuesta · Taco
The big-box car parks around La Laguna (IKEA, Alcampo) and the long main road through La Cuesta and Taco are regular ground for me — driveway spare-key bookings, locked-cars-with-the-groceries at the retail parks. That stretch is covered.
South
Ofra · Añaza · Santa María del Mar
From the shopping-centre car parks at Ofra down to Añaza and Santa María del Mar — supermarket parking, dealership rows, apartment-block lots. The southern districts of Santa Cruz generate a lot of my calls, so I'm often already nearby.
West
Meridiano · Tabaiba · Radazul · North airport
Hotel car parks near Tenerife North airport, the Meridiano retail area, and the quiet residential streets of Tabaiba and Radazul. If you're flying out and the key situation just went sideways, say so in the text — I'll be honest about whether I can beat your departure.
Not named above? Barrio de la Salud, Tíncer, Tejina, Valle Guerra, San Andrés — if it's in Puerto de la Cruz, it's in range. The list on this page is geography, not a boundary.
Rest of the island
The towns I'll drive out to — case-by-case, quoted first.
Honest version: a town run depends on where my day already is. Text me your location and situation, and I'll tell you whether it's today, tomorrow morning, or genuinely not worth your wait. When it's a go, the mileage travel charge is set in the written number up front — nothing extra ticks up en route.
Tacoronte
The west edge — practically Tenerife with its own sign. Easiest town call on the list.
Oak Bluff
Just west of La Laguna on the TF-5. A short hop from the metro area.
El Sauzal
Send your location to confirm travel and arrival time.
Candelaria
South on the TF-1, about 20 minutes. Close enough that a morning booking is usually easy to slot.
La Orotava
West along the TF-5 into the Orotava valley. A planned-ahead trip more than a drop-everything one — text early.
South on the TF-1, about 50–60 minutes. One of my regular runs — the south coast is full of hire cars and holiday homes, and people there do find me, so yes: text me, I'll quote it straight. Adeje & south-coast car keys →
Somewhere else nearby — Güímar, Arafo, Tegueste? Not a hard no. Text the location; the worst case is me telling you honestly that someone closer makes more sense.
Heading down the TF-1 to the south? I've got a dedicated page for car keys in Adeje & the south — Los Cristianos, Playa de las Américas, Arona and El Médano included.
Beyond the metro area, the farthest run I plan for is out west — Los Gigantes and the west coast. That's about a two-hour drive, so it works on its own terms: booked ahead as a planned trip, with the whole visit in one written number by text before I drive.
Farther out — the genuinely long hauls — is past the range I serve reliably, and I won't pretend otherwise. I'll still look at it case by case: text me the town and the vehicle, and I'll tell you straight whether it's worth doing. When it is, it works as a scheduled run — booked ahead, one written number before the drive, and the drive itself covered in that same quote. What I can't do is get there today: hours each way makes it a planned trip, never a rescue. Stranded right now? The dealership for your make or a tow is the faster answer.
Farther out
How far past Tenerife will you drive?
Past the close-in towns, I still go — Puerto de la Cruz, Icod de los Vinos, and anywhere else on Tenerife. Same honesty rules apply: a run that far depends on where my day already is, so text the location and time first. Travel outside Puerto de la Cruz is €0.50/km, written into the quote before I dispatch — nothing sprung on arrival.
Handled a car lockout out here recently — well inside my range. Text the location and time, and the travel charge goes in the quote before I head out.
Güímar
South along the coast past Candelaria and comfortably in range. Text the location first — travel outside the metro area is quoted with the job price.
Icod de los Vinos
North along Lake Tenerife — in range. It depends on where my day already is, so text the location and time first.
Also in range: Los Realejos, Garachico, Santiago del Teide, Granadilla, San Miguel, Arico, Guía de Isora. Somewhere else on the island? Text the location — if it's on Tenerife, it's in range.
Same locksmith, same services, any address
What shows up when I do.
Every job on this site travels: car key replacement in all its forms — a spare key cut and programmed in your driveway, a full lost-all-keys rebuild in a grocery-store lot, fob programming at your office, or a car lockout opened kerbside for from €56. Prices don't change by neighbourhood — the floors on the pricing page hold city-wide.
And the boundary that doesn't move: automotive only. No house locks, no commercial doors, no safes — not in Santa Cruz, not in Adeje. If your problem isn't on wheels, I'll point you to someone good rather than pretend.
Before I dispatch — any address
- ✓Year / make / model + what's wrong, by text
- ✓Where the car sits — lot, stall, driveway, town
- ✓Written quote back, trip included
- ✓Photo ID + ownership proof at the car, then I start
Faster quote: add a photo of the VIN and your key — here's why I ask.
Coverage questions, answered straight.
The travel-and-territory questions I actually get. Service questions live on the full FAQ page. Want to check I’m legitimate before texting? The about page and my scam-spotting guide show how to verify me in about a minute.
Do you charge extra to come to me in Tenerife?
In Puerto de la Cruz, no — travel is built into the standard price. Outside it, a distance travel charge applies, and it goes into the written quote before I drive anywhere. The number you accept is the number you pay; the trip never shows up as a surprise line on arrival.
Can you meet me somewhere that isn’t my home?
Yes — I go to the car, wherever the car is. Work parking lots, mall lots, a friend’s driveway, an impound yard (with the yard’s permission). The only things that travel with you are the same two I’d ask for at your house: government photo ID and proof of ownership, since every key job gets verified no matter the address.
Do you really come out to Adeje or Puerto de la Cruz?
Yes, case-by-case. A town run depends on where my day’s route already sits, so text first and I’ll tell you straight whether today works or tomorrow morning is realistic. When it’s a go, you get one written number that already includes the mileage travel charge — set up front, no meter running on the side.
Why is there no shop I can visit?
Because for car keys, the shop would be a waiting room. Modern keys are programmed to the vehicle’s immobilizer, so the work happens at the car no matter who does it. I built the business mobile from day one — the cutting and programming equipment travels with me, and you skip the tow a storefront or dealer visit would force.
Do you do house lockouts in Tenerife or nearby towns?
No — automotive only, everywhere I go. No house locks, no business doors, no safes, in Tenerife or out of town. If you’re standing outside your front door, I’ll happily point you to a residential locksmith; if you’re standing outside your car, that’s exactly my call.
Check me before you text
A registered business — not a van and a guess.
Anyone can buy a key cutter and drive across the island. So before you let someone near your car, it’s worth knowing who they are. I make that easy: I’m a registered business in Spain — ask for the details before you ever let me start.
Beyond the paperwork, the things that actually protect you: commercial general liability insurance, dealer-level access to manufacturer key and immobilizer data, and a firm rule that I check photo ID against proof of ownership before I cut a single key. More about who I am, and how to spot a locksmith you shouldn’t trust.
Registered in Tenerife
Public recordOtypro — a trade name of Otypro Group Inc., the Tenerife corporation behind everything I run.
Registered business in Spain · liability insured
Dealer-level key data
Verified accessSecure, dealer-level access to manufacturer key and immobilizer data — the legitimate way modern keys get made.
The registry is searchable in under a minute. Real locksmiths register; that’s the point of showing you the numbers.
Wherever the car sits, that's the shop.
Tenerife corner to corner, the nearby towns by arrangement. Written quote with the trip included — pay after the key works; if an out-of-town trip can't be completed, that travel charge is what you owe, not the full job price.