Roadrunner Lock and Key
Open 24/7 (505) 347-2895
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About us

A local shop, not a call center

Roadrunner Lock and Key is a locally owned mobile locksmith in Albuquerque, run by Genaro Vasquez from the shop at 3803 3rd St NW. We're open 24/7 for car, home and business lockouts, key fobs, rekeying and locks.

Genaro, owner of Roadrunner Lock and Key, standing in front of a company van
Genaro, owner of Roadrunner Lock and Key.

How we work

Most people call a locksmith when something has already gone wrong. They're locked out of their car in a parking lot at night, or they just lost their only key fob, or a key snapped off in the front door. That's not the moment to be figuring out who to trust or what's fair to pay. So we keep it simple.

  • The price comes first. Tell us what happened, where you are and what the vehicle or lock is. We quote the price on the phone before anyone drives out.
  • A real arrival time, not a website promise. Where you are and what is already on the board change the drive, so we tell you when we call.
  • A business you can check. A 505 number, a street address on Google Maps, and a van with the name and number on the side.
  • One call for car, home and business. Lockouts, lost car keys, key fob replacement and programming, rekeying, lock repair and installation.

Where we go

The shop is in Albuquerque, and we cover the metro and the towns around it: Corrales, Bernalillo, Rio Rancho, Cedar Crest, Enchanted Hills, Placitas, Los Lunas, Belen and Santa Fe. Every town page lists the honest drive from the shop. See all service areas.

What customers say

We have 132 Google reviews, and you can read every one of them on our Google Business Profile. We don't copy reviews onto this site and dress them up. If we did a job for you, a Google review helps the next person find a real local locksmith.

Need a locksmith now? Call the shop.

Call (505) 347-2895
Roadrunner Lock and Key service van parked on a residential street

This is the van. Name and number on the side, so you know who is pulling up before they get out.

Before anyone shows up

The 505 Test

Some locksmith ads that say "Albuquerque" are call centers somewhere else. They send whoever is free and set the price once the tech is standing next to your car. Four checks sort them out in a minute. Run them on anyone you call, including us.

  1. Check 1: They answer with the business name.

    A real local shop"Roadrunner Lock and Key, this is Genaro."

    Red flag"Locksmith service," or just "Hello?"

  2. Check 2: They name a local address.

    A real local shopOurs is 3803 3rd St NW, Albuquerque.

    Red flagNo address, or a vague "we have someone in your area."

  3. Check 3: They quote before they dispatch.

    A real local shopThe total price on the phone, before the tech rolls.

    Red flagA cheap "service call" price, with the rest "once we see it."

  4. Check 4: A marked van shows up.

    A real local shopOur van has the name and address on the side.

    Red flagAn unmarked car, and a tech who cannot tell you the company name.

You are allowed to refuse service and call someone else. Before any work starts.

Run it on us