🚗 Car Keys Express Compatible/Replacement 3-Button Remote for Ford & Lincoln Vehicles - Simplified Key Solution Review

I bought a used truck with a key. I saved a lot of money by not going to the dealer. It's really easy to use and program. Two thumbs up.

Due to production delays, the goods did not arrive immediately, but the seller offered options and got in touch with me. Once we had the key it was easy to program and worked like a champ! A great alternative to the car dealership!

Worked great on my 2012 F-150. I only had 1 key so I gave it a try. I asked a local locksmith to shorten the key. His cut cost $4. I got home and it took 10 minutes to program. FOB was programmed separately using the instructions provided. Saved a lot of money this way. Absolutely recommend this product.

This is a great product and works exactly as described. The hardest part of this process is finding someone who can carve the key. I had to go to a locksmith because every other place either has a machine that refuses without scanning the barcode (lots) or the vise at the key maker is too small to hold part of the key fob.

Perfect, thanks. I must have saved $200-$300. **Note** if you are buying a used car and the car key has a ¼ inch plastic cover, it is a remote control key. Ask for a replacement transponder key. If they say they don't have a spare key, ask for a $300 discount**. Then buy this product. Surprisingly easy. -2013 Ford Edge-

Product works exactly as described. The price wasn't bad, especially if you don't have Forscan or any other type of software to program the PATS system. Ford dealers charge for an arm and a leg and for your firstborn, but for about $100 this key worked great and my new key was programmed and worked for the time stated in the instructions. Easy to use, takes about 12-15 minutes. Go ahead and buy one if you're trying to add a second key to your car. I'm not getting paid to write this, I'm just a…

Product works great. I followed the instructions in the manual and had no problems. It was a very quick and easy process. I cut off the key at my local Walmart and was charged less than $3. From then on it was just a matter of putting the key in the ignition and pressing a button on a simple product key. I heard a chime after 10 minutes and my key was programmed. Don't be alarmed if the buttons on the key don't work as you will need to program the fob as well. Those are two completely different