🔑 2010 Chrysler Town and Country Keyless Entry Remote Fobik Key – Brand New Review

I don't know how to rate it other than 5 stars. I would rather not rate it if I could comment without rating. I received a recall notice from Chrysler a few days after receiving the key before I could schedule the key programming. Chrysler installed a new ignition, replaced both of my keys with the old ones, and replaced the new key with a new programmed key. Also, the Chrysler dealer drove me back and forth between the dealership and my house, washed and vacuumed my car; everything is free. If

This is not a 2010 Chrysler Town and Country key fob. This is a generic, poorly made copy that is partially compatible with the 2010 Chrysler Town and Country. The dealer could only partially program the remote control. The key does not fit properly in the ignition. It's incredibly thin and doesn't hold up. - together on a key chain with other keys knocking them over. Unfortunately mine was partially programmed and then completely fell apart (literally) with normal use after spending $60 at the

I saved a lot of money buying it online instead of from a Chrysler dealer. The seller's description was very accurate, especially in terms of programming. You must take this model to a car dealer or mechanic to have it programmed. I was sick of both and the cheapest was actually at the Chrysler dealer for $69. This included cutting out a spare key. The locksmith wanted to charge me $76. The remote control itself is identical to the two originals that came with the minivan. You literally can't…