Machine Finish - Titanium Supra Key

Each key features a precision CNC-machined logo/design on both the front and back, giving you a detailed finish from every angle.

Shipping Medium Sized Items:

• Flat-Rate Shipping: We offer one flat-rate shipping fee for all small and medium-sized products.

- Buy More, Save on Shipping: Add as many eligible items as you like to your cart—the shipping cost won't increase!

- Please Note: This rate applies unless a different cost is specified on the product page (e.g., for large or oversized items).

Australia

• Airmail Tracked: 3–15 working days — Tracked, no signature required — $16.95 AUD
• EMS Express: 2–10 working days — Tracked, signature required — $39.95 AUD

New Zealand

• Airmail Tracked: 3–15 working days — Tracked, no signature required — $12.95 AUD

United States

DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) options available. For more details, please see our US Duty Paid Shipping Information Page.

• Standard Post DDP: 8–25 working days — Tracked, no signature required — $29.95 AUD
• EMS Express Courier DDP: 3–15 working days — Tracked, signature required — $89.95 AUD

United Kingdom, Europe, Japan, Canada, Asia & Other International Destinations

• Airmail Tracked: 6–25 working days — Tracked, no signature required — $29.95 AUD
• EMS Express: 5–20 working days — Tracked, signature required — $69.95 AUD

Please note: These rates apply to eligible medium-sized items. If a different shipping cost is specified on an individual product page, the product-specific shipping rate will apply.

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Cutting The Key Blank:

IMPORTANT – READ BEFORE CUTTING

• The key ‘blade’ is precision-machined key brass (not titanium), so it cuts easily like a standard key and prevents excess wear on your vehicle's locks and ignition.
• It must be cut to your vehicle’s original key code only.
• Copy cutting from an old key is not recommended and will void the keys warranty.

Worn keys transfer inaccuracies when copied, which can cause poor operation, damage to your locks, and may permanently damage or cause failure to the new key.

Correct Key Cutting Process:
1. Obtain your original key code
There are a number of ways to get your key code. You can have your key decoded by a locksmith, use the VIN at a dealer and certain locksmiths, or retrieve the code written on the OEM key blank or door lock cylinder.
2. Test on a cheap blank first (optional step but recommended)
Cut a low-cost generic key using the confirmed code and test it in all locks.
3. Cut your PSI Custom Key
Once verified, cut your Pro Spec Imports key using the same confirmed key code.