Review on Keyless2Go 80 Bit Transponder Ignition Car Key H92 H84 H85 Uncut Replacement (2 Pack) by Chris Norman

I bought these to make backup (cloned) copies of my two OEM (ORIGINAL) keys. I took them to local ACE Hardware and they cut them for less than $3 a key. Then I programmed them with two OEM keys. Insert each OEM key and turn it on, then turn it off - then insert a new key and turn it on, then turn it off. WARNING: THE ABOVE PROCEDURE WILL ONLY CLONE YOUR EXISTING KEYS! YOU MUST HAVE TWO "OEM" KEYS ALREADY PROGRAMMED IN THE VEHICLE'S PCM TO CLONE YOUR CURRENT KEY! If you do NOT have the two ORIGINAL keys that came NEW with the car, or if you are paying a locksmith or dealer to program at least TWO keys into your PCM, you will have to pay for one key or the other to get those keys to program! It is recommended to keep at least one unused key in a safe place in your home. Each time you use a key to lock or unlock a lock, a small portion of that key is erased. After prolonged use, the key no longer opens the lock due to this wear and tear. I know from experience that when your keys are too worn out, it will cost a dealer or locksmith a small fortune to replace all the locks on your car or manually create a new key to match your original lock!