Review on 🔑 Convenient Keyless2Go High Security Replacement: New Uncut Transponder Ignition Car Key - Laser Sidemill B119 HU100 by Jonathan Lloyd

Bought three for my 2015 Silverado. I programmed and CNC machined the key markers myself and all three work perfectly. Once the key is cut, you'll need to program your car's computer to accept the new RFID chip embedded in the black plastic. Simply insert an existing genuine key into the ignition switch and turn it to the 'on' position, no need to start the engine. Wait for all instrument panel lights, especially the security light, to turn off. Now turn it off and delete the existing key. Insert the new key into the ignition switch within 10 seconds after removing the original key. Turn on the ignition. All dashboard lights should go out again, including the security light. A notification will then appear on the screen telling you how many keys have been programmed for your vehicle. That's all! Your key is now programmed. Now I wish there was a way for me to program the two new key fobs I bought, but I haven't found a way to program them myself yet. I reluctantly go to the dealer for an overpriced $60 - hopefully it's not $60 apiece. For the record, two nearby Chevrolet thieves wanted to charge me $232 or $305 for ONE extra key and ONE extra key fob. I just bought 3 keys and 2 keychains for $64.