🔑 IYZ-C01C Car Key Fob Case for Chrysler Town & Country 2008-2016 & Dodge Caravan 2008-2019 (2 Pack) Review

I lost one of my original key fobs and since I only had one fob I had to take the new keys to a Chrysler dealer to have them programmed. The dealer only charged $65 for programming but warned me that the buttons cannot be programmed to match the original as they are new non-OEM. For example, the tailgate release button gives a panic signal, the release button does nothing, the power left door knob unlocks the car, etc. I am returning the key fobs but still haven't paid the $65 to the Chrysler…

I have a 2017 Doge Grand Caravan. The factory key fob failed and the dealer did not cut off the emergency key. Dealership charged over $400 for a new key fob/programming/key cut. Oh! Read the reviews and take your chances in this set that included 2 keychains and keys for (mostly) $25. The local locksmith programmed both key fobs, cut 2 keys and also gave me a full size emergency key, all for $125. So for $150 OTD I have 2 key fobs that actually open all the doors and do a remote start. They…

outrageous price at dealers. It's clear that you pay for what you get, but there's nothing you can do to avoid overspending when you really need it. In our case, when we bought a used car, we had an OEM key. I rely on it as a backup because many had no problems. I've already done this adventure with Toyota and everything went well. I wasn't so lucky this time. After about 20 minutes the dealership finished programming but they explained to me that the key didn't work like the original. As…