Lock Picks & Lishi Tools

Shop professional lock picks, Original Lishi 2-in-1 tools, automotive decoders, standard pick sets, and related accessories at Noble Key Supply. This collection includes application-specific tools for automotive, residential, commercial, padlock, and mailbox lock systems.

Whether you need an automotive Lishi for a particular vehicle keyway, a standard 2-in-1 tool for a common door lock, or a traditional pick set for everyday locksmith service, selecting the correct tool is essential. Compare the keyway, key blank, lock type, number of positions, and intended application before ordering.

These professional tools are intended for trained locksmiths, security technicians, property professionals, vehicle owners, and other authorized users performing lawful lock service.

Original Lishi 2-in-1 Tools

Original Lishi 2-in-1 tools combine picking and decoding capabilities in one application-specific design. Unlike a general lock pick, each tool is engineered for a particular keyway, wafer configuration, or pin-tumbler system.

The tool’s markings allow a trained technician to identify the positions within a compatible lock. When correctly matched to the application, this information can assist with originating a replacement key or servicing a lock when no working key is available.

The collection includes Original Lishi tools for:

• Automotive door locks
• Automotive ignition locks
• Trunk locks
• Residential cylinders
• Commercial door locks
• Padlocks
• Mailbox locks
• Other application-specific cylinders

Not every Lishi tool works in every lock used by a particular manufacturer. Compatibility must be confirmed by keyway and lock configuration.

Automotive Lishi Picks and Decoders

Automotive Lishi tools are designed for specific vehicle lock systems. They are commonly used by professional automotive locksmiths during authorized lockout, decoding, key-origination, and diagnostic services.

Available tools may support compatible vehicles from manufacturers such as:

• Ford and Lincoln
• Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, and Cadillac
• Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, and Ram
• Honda and Acura
• Toyota, Lexus, and Scion
• Nissan and Infiniti
• Hyundai and Kia
• Volkswagen and Audi
• BMW and MINI
• Mazda
• Subaru
• Mitsubishi
• Volvo
• Fiat
• Jaguar and Land Rover

A vehicle manufacturer may use several different keyways across its product line. Model year, vehicle platform, lock position, and regional market can all affect which tool is required.

Popular Automotive Lishi Keyways

The collection contains tools for a wide range of automotive keyways. Depending on current inventory, available applications may include:

• HU100
• HU101
• HON66
• CY24
• FO38
• B111
• SIP22
• NSN14
• TOY43
• TOY48
• TOY2-Track
• HY15
• MAZ24
• HU66
• HU92
• VA2
• MIT11

The keyway reference should be verified against the original blade, test key, key blank, or reliable vehicle application data. Similar-looking blades can use different track patterns or lock configurations.

Ignition, Door, and Trunk Applications

An automotive Lishi may be designed for a vehicle’s door, ignition, trunk, or a combination of these locks. Do not assume that a tool fitting the door will also work in the ignition.

Manufacturers may use different lock depths or wafer counts across the same vehicle. Replacement locks and previous repairs can also result in the door and ignition using different systems.

Review each product listing to confirm whether the tool supports:

• Door locks
• Ignition locks
• Trunk locks
• Glove-box locks
• Multiple vehicle lock positions

The listed application should match the specific lock being serviced.

Eight-Cut and Ten-Cut Lock Systems

Some automotive keyways are available in more than one lock configuration. For example, tools for certain HU100 applications may be identified as eight-cut or ten-cut versions.

The difference affects the number and spacing of positions the tool is designed to read. An incorrect version may not align with the lock, even if the general keyway name appears to match.

Confirm the vehicle application, lock generation, and number of cuts before ordering. This is especially important when servicing vehicles produced during a key-system transition.

Ford Lishi Tools

Ford and Lincoln vehicles have used several mechanical key systems, including FO38, HU101, and other application-specific profiles. Vehicle year and model determine which tool is appropriate.

Some Ford tools are intended for older edge-cut locks, while others support newer high-security or laser-style systems. Certain HU101 designs may include features that improve access around specific door-handle configurations.

Verify the key blank, number of cuts, lock position, and vehicle application rather than selecting a tool based only on the manufacturer.

GM Lishi Tools

Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, and other GM vehicles use multiple keyways. Available tools may support B106, B111, HU100, and other compatible applications.

Some B111 tools are designed for warded versions of the GM Z keyway. HU100 tools may also differ according to the number of lock positions. Confirm whether the application requires an eight-cut or ten-cut configuration.

Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram Lishi Tools

CY24 is a common reference associated with select Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, and Ram lock applications. It may correspond with key blanks such as Y157 or Y159, depending on the vehicle.

Newer Stellantis vehicles may use other profiles, so CY24 should not be treated as a universal choice for every vehicle from these brands. Verify the model year, blade, and lock type before purchasing.

Honda and Acura Lishi Tools

Many compatible Honda and Acura vehicles use the HON66 four-track key system. An application-specific HON66 tool may support the ignition, door, trunk, or multiple lock positions, depending on the product.

Honda and Acura have used other mechanical key designs across different generations. Always compare the listed test key and application data with the vehicle being serviced.

Standard Lishi Tools for Residential Locks

Noble Key Supply also carries Original Lishi 2-in-1 tools for common residential and commercial keyways. These tools apply the same application-specific concept to compatible pin-tumbler cylinders.

Available standard tools may include options for:

• Schlage SC1
• Schlage SC4
• Schlage L keyways
• Kwikset KW1
• Master Lock M1 and MS2
• National CompX mailbox locks
• Other residential or commercial systems

The complete keyway designation matters. For example, SC1 and SC4 are related Schlage profiles but represent different key lengths and pin counts.

Schlage Lock Picks and Decoders

Schlage locks are widely used in residential and commercial settings. Original Lishi tools are available for compatible SC1, SC4, SC20, and other Schlage keyways.

Before selecting a tool, identify the exact key blank and number of pins. A tool intended for a five-pin SC1 cylinder is not necessarily correct for a six-pin SC4 lock or another Schlage key system.

Kwikset Lishi Tools

KW1 is a widely used residential keyway found in many compatible Kwikset locks. A KW1 2-in-1 tool is designed specifically for that keyway and its corresponding pin positions.

Keyway identification should be confirmed before inserting any tool. Similar residential profiles can have different warding that prevents proper alignment.

Padlock and Mailbox Lock Tools

This collection includes specialized Lishi tools for select padlocks and mailbox locks. Available options may include tools for Master Lock M1 or MS2 key blanks and National CompX mailbox-lock applications such as 1646, 1646R, C9200, and C8700.

Mailbox locks can use left- or right-oriented keyways and different cylinder designs. Confirm the exact lock and keyway before choosing a tool.

Traditional Lock-Pick Sets

Traditional pick sets provide technicians with a selection of individual picks, rakes, and tension tools. These sets can be useful for locksmith training, general lock service, and older automotive or standard pin-tumbler applications.

Available sets may include:

• Hook-style picks
• Rake picks
• Tension tools
• Automotive picks
• Lightweight handled tools
• Storage cases
• Multi-piece professional sets

Tool count alone does not determine the quality or usefulness of a set. Consider the included profiles, handle construction, metal thickness, finish, and intended lock types.

Tension Tools and Related Accessories

A tension tool applies controlled rotational force to a compatible lock during professional picking. Different locks may require different tension-tool widths, thicknesses, and shapes.

Lock-picking accessories in the collection may also include:

• Plug spinners
• Lock shims
• Extractor tools
• Replacement springs
• Specialty reach tools
• Pick cases
• Magnetic Lishi holders
• Organization products

These accessories support different parts of a professional lock-service workflow. Check the product description for its intended use and included components.

Plug Spinners

A plug spinner is used by trained locksmiths when a lock cylinder has been rotated in the direction opposite the direction needed for opening. It rapidly changes the plug’s direction while attempting to maintain the picked state.

Plug spinners are specialized tools and should be used carefully. Confirm that the lock design and service situation are appropriate before use.

Key Extractors and Shims

Extractor tools help remove broken keys or foreign material from compatible locks. Different hook shapes and tool thicknesses may be needed depending on the keyway and the location of the broken material.

Shims are thin tools used for certain lock-service applications. Because locks vary in construction, a shim designed for one lock type may not be appropriate for another.

Select these tools according to the cylinder, lock design, and task being performed.

Lock-Pick and Lishi Storage Cases

Precision picks and decoders can be damaged if they are carried loose in a toolbox. Dedicated cases help protect tool tips, handles, and calibrated components while keeping keyways organized.

Available storage options may include magnetic Lishi cases capable of holding multiple tools, traditional zippered pick cases, and other organizers. Check whether the listed product includes tools or is sold as an empty case.

Labeling tools by keyway can also help technicians select the correct application and return each tool to its designated storage position.

How to Select the Correct Lishi Tool

Before purchasing a Lishi tool, verify:

1. Lock or vehicle manufacturer
2. Vehicle year, make, and model
3. Mechanical keyway
4. Key-blank or test-key reference
5. Edge-cut or high-security design
6. Number of wafers or pins
7. Eight-cut or ten-cut configuration
8. Door, ignition, or trunk application
9. Left- or right-oriented keyway, when applicable
10. Replacement-lock history
11. Regional vehicle specifications
12. Original Lishi model number

A vehicle lookup provides a helpful starting point, but the physical lock and blade should be checked whenever possible.

Caring for Professional Lock Picks

Keep lock picks and decoders clean, dry, and protected from impact. Inspect each tool for bent components, damaged tips, loose hardware, or markings that are difficult to read.

Do not force a tool into an incompatible or obstructed keyway. Resistance may indicate incorrect warding, damaged lock components, debris, or an improperly identified application.

Store application-specific tools in a case and avoid placing heavy equipment on top of them. Proper care helps protect their alignment and working surfaces.

Professional and Lawful Use

Lock picks, decoders, and bypass tools should only be used on locks and vehicles that you own or are legally authorized to service. Ownership, licensing, transportation, and possession requirements vary by location.

Professional locksmiths should follow applicable federal, state, and local laws, maintain appropriate service documentation, and verify customer authorization before beginning work.

Shop Lock Picks at Noble Key Supply

Browse Original Lishi 2-in-1 tools, automotive decoders, residential lock picks, traditional pick sets, extractors, shims, cases, and related accessories. Noble Key Supply carries professional tools for a wide range of automotive and standard lock applications.

Compare the keyway, lock type, tool model, and listed application to choose the correct lock pick or decoder for your professional toolkit.