🔑 ECCPP for Chrysler 300 Key Fob - Uncut Keyless Entry Remote Key Replacement for Chrysler Aspen 200 300, Dodge Dakota Charger, and Jeep Grand Cherokee Commander - K0BDT04A (Pack of 2) Review

Works great. My local locksmith cut them for me and I programmed them myself in just a few minutes. Each key is programmed on the first try and hasn't given me any problems. I've never had range issues in the areas where range features are commonly used.

I only had one key so I couldn't program them myself but I was able to take them to a dealer who cut and programmed them for me for only $100. They would charge $300 to $400 to cut and program their own keys. If I lose or break a key, I can cut and program the other key myself from the two I currently have.

I ordered these pisa madder keys for my '05 Chrysler 300, took them to a locksmith to have them cut, they spent 30 minutes trying to program them, to no avail if i couldn't i would give one star i will never order again waste of money and time i guess i have no choice but to pay $205. I get for trying to save a dollar.

Although the product works great and programming was very easy with two existing keys, the biggest challenge was finding someone to carve my keys. The answers ranged from: 1. You have to go to the dealer, 2. We don't make these keys anymore, 3. We don't make car keys anymore, 4. These keys are made of a different metal and we don't use them. Cut them out because they dull our wheels. 5. We don't know how to do this. After you cut, I programmed both buttons in about 5 minutes. Saves a lot of…

Keys fit my key fobs and I was able to cut them as they are not chip keys as they are made these days. My only problem is that I pulled instructions from the internet on how to program them into my machine and I couldn't program them. They won't work unless programmed, even if the key is cut to fit your old keys. There can be many reasons why the programming doesn't work, for example my original keys don't open the doors and the manual says you must have 2 working keys. If they worked I…

The key fobs appear to have the correct key slots for my 2005 Jeep Grand Cherokee, but there were no instructions on how to program the key fob. This makes it very difficult to have a spare key and working fob. I went to my local Jeep dealership here in Ventura, CA and they informed me that fob programming for them would cost $125 per fob. Well, it's not working now, is it? They also informed me that they wouldn't even guarantee anything unless I buy a genuine Jeep keychain, which would cost…