The right key

Simple to install

I was very impressed how the fab came with a battery so all I had to do was scan the QR code for the set up instructions and was ready to use in less than 5 minutes!

Great quality and used one of their locksmiths to cut and program for a great price

Had to be programmed at the local lock shop, but works perfectly

When I bought my Pontiac Vibe the dealership couldn't get me another electronic key. I was told they no longer exist! These were easy to program. I had to open and unlock the doors and put the key in the ignition in the pattern given. These have customer support help available too. It took a few tries but we found someone to cut the keys. Some of the locksmiths are fussy about keys not purchased from them in their equipment. Even if I had had to use a separate manual key I would still be satisfied.

Good as spare replacement . Requires professional cutting and programming

Buen precio

After looking at hardware stores and places that sold these, I finally was directed to AOL. I bought the one for my car and I’ve never looked back. It works perfectly. I took it to a place and the guy synced it with my car in its perfect.

Easy to program. Works well.

Easy to duplicate

Great thank you

Arrived promptly. Includes battery. Programming took less than 5 minutes. Worked perfectly on a 2007 Mazdaspeed3.Used the following instructions:Remove the key from Ignition Switch. Close all doors. Open the driver door only and leave it open. Enter the vehicle, insert key, then switch the ignition from On to Off 3 times. Leave the key in the Ignition Switch but in the off position. Close and open the drivers door three times. If successful, the doors will lock then unlock. If this doesn't happen, start over. Push the unlock button twice on the remote. The door locks will lock then unlock if pairing was successful. Remove the key from the ignition switch to exit programming mode.

They worked for a 2008 toyota sienna

I purchased these for a 2016 Chevy Equinox. As everyone knows an auto key fob falls apart after 8 years of use. With a little research and a trip to a locksmith I now have 2 new key fobs that are fully functional.Here's the breakdown; - $14 for each fob (x 2) = $28 - $25 for each fob cut at locksmith (x2) = $50 - watching 1 five minute video (thanks YouTube) - approximately 2 minutes to program said key fob (x 2) = 4 minutesFinal cost was a little over $75 and 10 minutes of my time. This would have cost me $100-$200 each at the local dealership.I've tested all buttons and they are fully functional. Even the auto-start. Some videos stated that only lock & unlock buttons worked after programming. The buttons on my 2 new fobs work exactly as they should.Research these beforehand so that you purchase the correct fob for your vehicle. It's a pain and a big waste of time if you have to return yours due to lack of research.