🔑 KeylessOption Keyless Entry Remote Fob Shell Case for Toyota RAV4 Venza Yaris Matrix Vibe xB - Pack of 2 Review

The description said they 'fit' for my car and I had and have to change the key fobs for my car. I ordered these, took one and cut it open, swapped the "brains" from my old key fob to the new one. Tried to start my car. My car rolled over but didn't start. After many searches on YouTube, these replacements were found to be intact junk and misleading. For the key fob to work properly, there should be a small "•” mark on the metal part of the key. They had no such markings. Useless and…

My 2006 RAV4 key fell apart in my hands as I turned it on the ignition. Luckily, the remote transmitter (the inside of the remote) stayed in pristine condition, and realizing I didn't want to pay a ridiculous price that a local Toyota dealer might be charging, I jumped at the chance and bought this item. They arrived quickly and after a quick trip to the local key shop to cut blanks for my key, I reattached the remote buttons and plugged in the transmitter. Works like a charm and the total cost

After receiving a price of nearly $200 from the dealer for a replacement key for my 2006 Toyota RAV4, I spent several years looking for a cheaper alternative. Found these for $10.99 a pair and decided to take a chance. The hardest part was figuring out where to cut them. Hardware stores feared or argued with me that it wouldn't work because of the electronics. Finally found a local locksmith who carved them for $10 and they work great! In fact, they even look more durable than original Toyota…

I bought these covers because my old ones were shot and the new ones didn't have a Toyota badge on the back so I took my old ones with the badges and used them on these new covers. Parts, from old cases to new, were taken to a local metal shop and cut. Works perfectly! If the car won't start but the key opens the doors, you may not have inserted the old key's microchip into the new one. I watched a YouTube video to see how it's done. New suitcases: $5 each. Keys made by locksmith: $2 each. 2…

This is a great product for the price! A few things to note: you NEED your old key and you have to sacrifice it to get out the transponder chip inside (check out the YouTube video - it's pretty easy). Also, you'll need a locksmith to carve the key, and he'll have to do a little extra work to make it perfect - obviously the blank isn't perfectly cut to factory specs, and he'll have to tweak his march to make it perfect . it works (took me about 6 trips back to the car to try it - KeyWay in Fort…

Exactly what I was looking for! When I first bought this replacement key I was a bit skeptical that it would work but due to the low price I wanted to try it. In my case I have a 2006 Toyota Rav 4 and my key has no ship which might be different in your case if you have ship it doesn't work as you need the ship nearby to turn on the car, I recommend that you find out if you have a ship, if not then you're done. I took my key to the ACE hardware store first to get a copy but they didn't as they…

I love the idea of replacing broken keys without paying astronomical dealer fees. Both keys to our 2009 Corolla broke within a week. The dealer sold us replacement keys without keyless entry so we were fine except the trunk release lever also broke and the new key doesn't open the trunk! managed to open the trunk of the Corolla. If you look at the KeylessOption picture you can see that there is no opening in the trunk. I have no idea why. I didn't notice that in the picture before ordering. The

I bought for my 2006 Scion TC, I was hoping to get the buttons off these new fobs and put them in my original fobs but the shape of the buttons is a little different so had that me to remove the brain from my keychain and put in these keychains that fit perfectly. I had to pay $80 to have the key made and found that I needed new chips and also had to be programmed. I still find it cheaper than buying from a dealer, the reason for the 4 stars is because the seller's description says it doesn't…