Car Keyrings
A custom car keyring comes mostly in metal, with zinc alloy bodies in a smooth matte finish and matt nickel tyres edged in a black rim, both hung on a shiny nickel O ring. A silver diecast car hides bright blue LEDs, so it works as a torch, and a metal steering wheel splits into two pieces to keep house keys separate. For a warmer look, there's a car with a natural wood front face set into metal. Lighter keyrings for car keys include a squeezable red PU sponge sports car and a white bubble style plastic car tag with a flat face on both sides.
Members of a local car club walk away from the annual show and shine with a keyring that actually earns its keep. The metal ones shrug off scratches from years in a pocket, so the little car still looks sharp hanging from the ignition next winter. Newer members get a reminder of the day every time they grab their keys.
Most styles can be printed or engraved, though the tyre shape is engraving only, making an engraved car keyring that wears well on matt nickel. More shapes for a branded car keyring sit in our wider keyrings range.
Things People Ask
Who hands out car keyrings?
Dealerships, mechanics, car clubs and driving schools hand them to drivers at handovers, services and events. A buyer collecting a new car can put the keys straight onto a gift boxed metal car before leaving the lot.
Is a custom car keyring a good giveaway for a car club?
Yes, car club members can put their keys straight onto a solid zinc alloy, diecast or matt nickel metal shape that handles years of jangling. The diecast car with bright blue LEDs adds a torch for finding the lock after dark.
Which key ring car shape is best for kids at events?
The red PU sponge sports car is the pick for kids, since it's soft, light and squeezable. It also comes with a key ring attached, so it can clip onto a school bag at the end of the day.
Do these hold up to daily use on a busy keychain?
The metal styles do, with zinc alloy, diecast and matt nickel bodies built to handle years of jangling. The steering wheel ring also snaps apart, so drivers can take house keys off without prising open a split ring.