🔑 Enhance Your Honda Accord Civic 2016-2019 with KeylessOption Keyless Entry Remote Fob and Uncut Ignition Car Key - MLBHLIK6-1TA Review

Batteries plus bulbs cost me $130 for a new key to cut and program. I bought it for $24, took it there and paid them $60 to cut and program it. $56 saved. Light.

Cheaper than a dealer calling a locksmith who programs and makes a copy in 15 minutes. Not a replica as there is no fccid and honda logo engraved but who cares if it replaces a lost one.

The problem is that if the dealer key and this key are placed next to each other you can see that the Honda key is much better built and just a bigger key. The dealer refused to cut his key saying it broke several times in their cutting machine so they had to stop! Lost money :-(

Perfect. I myself wonder how these keys can't be worth the order. I've had several people tell me my Honda dealer wouldn't use them. Let me just say they work fine. I decided to write this review after they were programmed over three months ago. Would order again.

Key/Fod worked like a champ. The first had problems. The problem could be in the key fob, programmer or car. I contacted the seller and he sent me another key and as a precaution I took it to another locksmith who programmed it into the car with no problems. So far, so good. The quality of the keys was good and they seemed to last a long time.

Got these for my 2018 Honda Civic and the dealer said it was risky to cut the keys that "missed" because they sometimes break, but I took a risk and got both keys fine! I'll warn you right away that with a newer Honda Civic model, you can't program the key fob on the car yourself. I thought I could as you can do it yourself for older models but this is not the case with newer models as you need software to program it. I ended up going to a locksmith but it was still cheaper than going through a