🚗 Affordable Replacement Key Fob Car Remote for Toyota Avalon HYQ12BBX, HYQ12BAN - Discounted Prices! Review

I bought these remotes after getting another one from another seller that didn't work with my machine. This is incredible value for money because they were programmed into my car when I first tried them and they have worked flawlessly since I've had them.

Amazing how easy programming is. Now I can lose them with the confidence that I can get a replacement at a great price. I googled the instructions and made them in less than a minute. Thanks

Whilst it appears compatible I get a double lock/unlock cycle when trying to add these remotes in programming mode which indicates a programming error. After 5 attempts to reply to the rejection I gave up. These will be returned. What a waste of time.

I bought these remotes after getting another one from another seller that didn't work with my machine. work perfectly since i received them.

Didn't work as expected on my 2002 Toyota Avalon (I have HYQ12BBX key fob IC:1551A-12BBX). The functionality of the lock and trunk buttons was swapped, so I have to send this back. The only way to program it was to press the unlock and trunk buttons at the same time. Locking and unlocking to program the fob does not work.

Called their support number after trying to activate the remotes. Spoke to a person in AM and was asked to obtain an FCC number. I called the PM back and the RUDE guy said go start the car and repeat the steps, if that doesn't work take it to the dealer or auto repair shop. I told him I had an FCC number but he just repeated the instructions: start the car and blah blah. Dealer cost for remote programming is $50 per remote. Do not buy from this company.

My OEM key fob barely worked. I replaced the battery, stuck a paper clip into the keychain's new attachment point, melted a channel into the remaining plastic, and generally sorted out the stubborn nature of the blunt keychain. When I finally lost it because the key ring didn't fit perfectly, I ordered it. Putting the car into programming mode was PITA, but after that a few well-timed button presses on the remote took it over easily enough. I've already deformed the plastic around the opening…

This is when you get what you pay for. I tried for a month to get the Discount Keyless to work and finally gave up. I then bought a more expensive key fob from a company that sells OEM key fobs and it worked straight away with no issues. Tried two keychains from Discount Keyless. When I couldn't program Fob 1, I took it to a locksmith. He could get it to work to lock the car doors but not open them or open the trunk. I also noticed that the Discount Keyless programming guide missed an important