Review on High-Quality Replacement Remote Keyless Fobik for Dodge Ram 2013-2017 GQ4-53T by JalopyTrade by Chris Morgan

The locksmith I took it to first couldn't program it for my 2017 Ram 2500 even though I had a PIN for the code got. I'll be taking it to the Dodge dealer next week and revising my rating at that time, either up or down depending on how things go. In the meantime, make sure you understand that programming these things can be tricky. It's actually unfair to downplay a phobia because it's difficult to program. This is not the fault of the Phobic or its manufacturer/distributor. Any phobic would face the same problems. You can just go to a Dodge dealer and buy a phobic and have it programmed. I guarantee you will pay more for it than here. EDIT: I took the phobic to a Dodge dealer and they programmed it with no problems. They charged me for 1/2 hour labor ($76). This doesn't seem unreasonable since programming a phobia requires attaching a car to a truck. Anyway, the Phobia works great and costs a lot less than Dodge's. I am happy.