🔑 KeylessOption Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Blade Repair Kit - Pack of 2 | Uncut Blank Fob Case Shell with Button Pad Cover Review

I have a 2011 Mitsubishi Outlander and I bought a key elsewhere for $150 and these keys work so much better, thank god I bought them from Amazon.

Took the blanks to cut and the hardware store said the groove was on the wrong side. Used photos from the sale. Now they are just in the box.

This key doesn't fit my car even though it says make, model and year. Of course, I didn't know this until I spent $35 making a key. Epic failure

Poor product, key fob has no hooks, does not fit Mitsubishi Endavour I broke off my old key to get the key and replaced it with a new one Key fob to replace case and it doesn't fit

Failed. The guy who cut the key didn't even want to bother me because he knew it wouldn't work until he cut it. The workpiece is too thin. After trimming, the car would not start. Very disappointed

Doesn't quite fit. I had to break the old key off the old key fob as it was stuck. After the key ripped off, there was a flange that had to be filed down to fit the new key fob slot. Much easier than getting a new key. FYI, if you are looking to replace your key fob battery, now is the perfect time. The 2015 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport uses a CR1620 battery.

The plastic on my old key where the key ring attaches is broken. I was hoping to attach the original key to the spare key case but due to some design differences this was not possible. Regardless, my local locksmith could carve a blank key for $3. The circuit board fitted well (I didn't use the plastic spare for this) and the key starts the car just fine. I didn't have a second key because I figured if I break the plastic again I might as well just replace the actual part of the metal key with…