Replacement Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob by Keyless2Go

Omkar R: Great price and works perfect on a 2007 camry. Saved hundreds vs the dealer.

Canada on Nov 14, 2023

Kelly E: We bought a used 2008 Camry with only one key and it wasn't the master, and this one was able to be programmed and works perfect! We took it to our local Ace Hardware.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

RANDY G SAUNDERS: Bought 2 of these for ‘07 Camry - our 2 originals broke at the blade base - got both cut and programmed at locksmith for $170. Absolutely waaaaay better than the stealership’s $300+ per key. It was that simple! **Brilliant solution**

Canada on Jul 11, 2022

Ali Y.: I typically do not write reviews but this one absolutely deserves it. As I only had one key for my 2008 Toyota Camry, I knew that I will lose it one day. So I decided to get a replacement key while I still have the original one. I went to a Toyota stealership and they asked for a hefty sum of $311 for just one replacement key. So, I decided to risk $20 to give it a try. After I got the key, I searched for a local locksmith on Google. I chose one among the various locksmiths, I called him and he said he could do it for $65. We met and it took about ten minutes for him to cut the key and then program it. As a result, the key functions exactly like the original one. It opens the door, runs the car..etc. To sum up, I solved my key problem by spending only $90 ( I was so happy with the key that I tipped the locksmith 5$) instead of paying $311 to the stealership.

United States on Apr 21, 2022

Terry Wastesicoot: The 2009 Camrys do not have a way to self program the key fob. But no special tools are required to cut the key. I had Toyota service cut the key and program the key for 70ish Canadian dollars. Plus the key itself, there is a tremendous savings this way. I was quoted around $450 from Toyota to order, cut and program a key from them.

Short version, order the key- get it cut and depending on your car, either program your key or go to dealer to get it programmed. Save money

Canada on Jan 28, 2022

Fady Ayoub: Got a good quality but the remote not installed to my car

United States on May 23, 2021

Judy S.: I live in a small town and bought this key so I wouldn’t have to commute to a larger town to have it replaced. Does not work. I watched a Utube video on how to replace the battery. So , for less than 4$ I was able to change it without any problems. Simple. Ladies if you can get a knot out of a necklace, you are more than qualified to do this.

United States on Mar 10, 2020

mitra meshkin: Works very well . Took this to the toyota dealership , they cut it for free and charged me 65$ for programing it. I'm very happy for buying it . Compare to the 400$ dealership price for the extra key. I recommend this product .

Canada on Jun 19, 2019

Swiss army knife: Super helpful, EXPERT phone support girl made extra sure I got the exact right key AND remote for my car. I had bought another key from the competition, but the remotes couldn't be programmed even though the keys themselves were fine. I wish I had called these guys FIRST. Turns out I have a "Built in Japan" Toyota Corolla when most are actually built in America. Because of where it was built I required a different model remote. This wonderful company got it exactly correct the first time and saved me time and money! Best value on the internet for replacement keys!

United States on Jul 21, 2017

Nehare SM: Thanks to KEYLESS2GO (the Seller), the key arrived long before the expected date; and as noted by the seller, it is compatible with Camry 2009. I tried to program it myself following DIY instructions but to no avail. it was programed by the dealership fine and it works as good as the original. The price for the key itself + the programming fee came to about a quarter of what the dealership wanted for their key. I recommend this product to anyone who is looking to purchase a replacement key.

Canada on Dec 23, 2016