Replacement Keyless2Go Key Fob for New Keyless Entry Remote Car

Amazon Customer: Would not program for my 06 LaCrosse, (at a locksmith). I had the same FCC number but still wouldn't take the data. They responded quickly, offered a money back return, so am OK with it.

United States on Dec 12, 2023

David P.: Using these on a 2007 Saturn and they worked fine. Local locksmith was able to program them for me.

United States on Dec 10, 2023

KL: Purchased a car for our teenage son and it didn't not come with the factory key fob. Purchased this pack and took to our local locksmith. They were able to program it in 5minutes. Have had no issues with it.

United States on Oct 23, 2023

Elov Simmons: Even the car dealership couldn't get these to work. Seller wouldn't take them back either.

Canada on Oct 02, 2022

CIA Officer: I took these FOBs to an automotive locksmith as instructed to do so in the Amazon sales ad.

My automotive locksmith was NOT able to program these FOBs to work with my 2007 Chevrolet Malibu LS which is one of the cars that these FOBs are supposed to work with.

When I called Keyless2Go to report the difficulty that I encountered with their FOBs and to ask their advice and guidance, they ARROGANTLY told me to find a BETTER automotive locksmith.

All automotive locksmiths program FOBs to work with cars by using automotive computers like the automotive computer that my automotive locksmith used.

When my automotive locksmith programmed these FOBs to work with my 2007 Chevrolet Malibu LS, his automotive computer displayed a message that these FOBs had been successfully programmed into my 2007 Chevrolet Malibu LS.

But, the 2007 Chevrolet Malibu DID NOT RESPOND when I pressed the buttons on the “programmed” FOBs.

The problem is NOT with my automotive locksmith.

The problem is with the FOBs.

Plus, the automotive locksmith that I went to is the ONLY automotive locksmith within 50 miles of my location. And, no other...

United States on Nov 01, 2021

Amazon Customer: The Fobs arrived promptly in good condition. Unfortunately my 2009 Cobalt does not allow pairing procedure so I simply swapped the circuit board from my old one into the new case and works great.

Canada on Nov 14, 2020

cigar: This is an inexpensive way to renew your fob. Just discard the circuit board and replace with your original one. No need to have a dealer reprogram. Most fobs don't work because the rubber pad gets carbonized. Works like a new fob for very little money.

Canada on Nov 04, 2019

JoJo: I purchased these fobs for my brother and his 08 Pontiac G5. Both his fobs had been giving him different issues and after battery changes and a few phone calls to some dealerships who wanted what I considered way too much money for a fob and programming, I decided to pursue other avenues. After some research and armed with the fact that we could purchase the fobs but could not self-program them, we ended up at Keyless2Go on Amazon. The merchant makes the process of finding and purchasing very easy and within minutes we had what we needed. The fobs arrived packaged well and with instructions. It took a few days of weeding out a locksmith to do the job. The first guy wanted $110. I thought that was too much for a literal 5 minute job. Our next call was the winner. $75.00 for both and he would come to us in one hour. The fobs were programmed and both worked great. Everybody's happy!

United States on Jul 13, 2019

Jeremie: I’m very satisfied with them and happy with with the price. I know some people are unhappy because they arnt able to program it themselves but I suggest looking for locksmiths in your area, I found one (MR Remotes Inc in Ottawa, Ontario) who programmed both my key fobs for $25.

I strongly suggest avoiding getting these programmed at a dealer because they will most likely mark up the price.

Canada on Mar 05, 2019

Lew2u: I didn't like the fact that I couldn't program them myself...I should have researched before buying. I bought them for my wife's car and once they were programmed by a professional, they worked great!

Canada on Dec 22, 2018