🔑 New Uncut Transponder Ignition 4C Chip Car Key TOY43 with Keyless2Go Replacement - Pack of 2 Review

2 keys came in a sealed package. one was good The second had a different groove pattern and was unusable. Quality control problem? See photo

go perfectly with my Toyota - I bought a few of these. I can't remember if it was a 2001 Solara or a 2006 Sienna. Everyone worked where they should. and as warned they did NOT work on the Avalon 2007. A good product.

This is the key listed by Revain for my 2006 Camry LS. The keys did not have proper grooves for TOY43-EK - they may fit other TOY43 applications but not ours. Went to Home Depot and they had the key needed and even programmed their key on the spot. worth $75

worked well and was easy to program with the included instructions. Note that finding a locksmith to carve a key for you that is not part of their own stock can be challenging. Look for little mom and dad stores and you'll be fine, you probably won't have any luck at Home Depot, Ace, etc.

This is exactly as stated. The instructions on how to get the car to recognize the key might seem painful, but it worked for me. Not a "Toyota" brand, but I use both keys on my 2001 Solara and keep my original ones. You may have to do a little searching to find someone to cut the keys. Home Depot tried, but their new high-tech system wouldn't accept those keys. True Value had an old school key duplicator that worked for me.

I bought these as a spare key for my 2003 Toyota Highlander Base V6. They feel very solid and although they came with instructions on how to program the chip for my machine I didn't have to after cutting them in HD. The plastic buttons are very nice to the touch and durable - a little more than my main Toyota key, but I like it. I now have the Toyota master key at home and use it as our master key.