2-Pack Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Replacement for HYQ12BDM Vehicle with G Chip by Keyless2Go - Enhanced SEO Review

Two keys programmed by the dealer without any problems. The two keys work the same as the original key. The car dealer didn't want to use these keys, but I asked the dealer to try. I guess I now have 2 extra keys for less than 1 car dealer key. I will definitely buy from this seller again if the need arises.

Works great on my 2012 Camry Code G. I took it to a local locksmith and for a reasonable fee he cut the key and programmed the remote. Both work perfectly. (Some people complain about a 50% locksmith failure so I bought 2 packs but mine both work perfectly.) 4 months and still no complaints. MUCH cheaper than Toyota dealer prices. Will not hesitate to buy again from KEYLESS2GO on Revain.

of two keys was damaged, one worked properly and the other was not programmed. I programmed the transponder first as I didn't have to cut the key to program this feature. When I contacted them about an unprogrammed key they emailed me and asked me a few questions, we did this a couple of times and then they sent me a new key and tag to send the faulty one back. The new key is well programmed. I am very happy with this purchase.

I ordered 2 replacement keys for a used 2012 Camry that was only supplied by a mechanic. It is important that these keys have a G stamp on the blade as this model uses a G style chip. I was able to program the immobilizer chip on both keys to start the car but was only able to use one of the wireless ones Make functions of the key work (lock/unlock). I can live with that since it's a spare key. I had them cut at a local locksmith for $5 a piece.

After getting an offer from my dealer for about $300 for an extra key as my main/original case was broken I contacted several locksmiths in the area and they were a bit cheaper but still cost me about $150 for an aftermarket key that has been cut and programmed. So I chose this 2 key kit and also bought the ICARSCAN OBD programmer for $36. After reading some YouTube videos and reading reviews I was able to program both keys in 2-3 tries. Overall my cost was much cheaper after the locksmith…

The first thing I have to say is that I got the keys and they ended up working. Now it was a thorn in the butt.1. I've learned that most auto parts stores that advertise that they program keys only cut and program the key they sell.2. Yes, the retail price is insane. Toyota charged $218 for the key and $150 for programming. NO RIGHT? 3. Most YouTube manual programming videos are wrong. Keyless2Go also already knows that you need a programmer to use your keys. They need to be more open about it…