Car Lockout in Etobicoke: the short version
Car lockout service for Etobicoke: careful entry with tools built for the purpose, and identity checks before anything is opened.
Finding your car near Sherway or Kipling Station
Sherway Gardens, the Kipling Station lot and the lakefront lots at Humber Bay are large, and they look alike from the driver’s seat. The call-taker asks for the nearest entrance, a sign or pillar number and the direction you drove in from. Traffic on the 427 and the Queensway sets the window, and the van driver rings when they turn into your lot. Have your licence and registration in hand so the check takes seconds.
Vehicle lockouts in Etobicoke
Vehicles get locked at Kipling Station lot, at Humber College, along Dundas Street West and in driveways across Long Branch.
Where technicians go in Etobicoke
Drivers call from Kipling Station lot, Sherway Gardens and Humber Bay lots, the Humber River trail and Lake Shore Boulevard.
How we help drivers
- handle lockouts involving child seats and bags
- help drivers who dropped the keys into a gap or drain
- assist at a school or workplace pick-up area
Reaching Etobicoke
Etobicoke is a regular destination, some 14 km north-east of our Mississauga dispatch base. The arrival estimate comes from the nearest available technician.
Preparing for the visit
- Stay in a safe spot until the technician arrives.
- Tell us if the engine is running or an alarm is sounding.
Contact and booking
Booking is by phone: 437-295-4001. Dispatch hours are 8 AM to 10 PM, every day. iProtect is based in Mississauga and does not accept walk-ins.
Dispatch notes for Etobicoke
- Dispatch base to Etobicoke: about 14 km north-east.
- Routes technicians favour: Highway 427 and Kipling Avenue.
- Neighbouring coverage: Brampton, Mississauga and Toronto.
Streets and neighbourhoods on our route
- Kipling
- Humber Bay Shores
- Long Branch
- Islington Village
- Mimico
- Rexdale
- Westmount
Car Lockout questions for Etobicoke
What if my car is on a residential street near Humber College?
Give the street, the nearest cross street and a house number or landmark. The technician meets you at the car, checks ID and registration, and opens it.
Do you need to see ID?
Yes. We ask for photo ID and vehicle registration before opening any car.