🔑 QualityKeylessPlus Pack of 2 PK3 B107PT Transponder Chip Keys for GM Vehicles - Premium Replacement Keys Review

After cutting the keys, all we had to do was start the car with the original key, then immediately start with the new keys and everything was ready.

These buttons work great and are easy to program! I took them to my local Ace Hardware to have them trimmed and they did it for free with no hassles. Very satisfied!

Works great. I cut them out on a hardware ace and programmed the first key using the 10/10/10 method and it worked perfectly even though I cleaned the bit at the hardware store.

Fits my 2005 GT Grand Prix, car starts, door opens but door won't lock but best of all car starts and it only took me $3 to cut any key is better than the dealer would recommend

Works great and did what it was supposed to do. If you have a Canadian made Pontiac Grand Prix some might say it cannot be programmed by turning it on for 10 minutes, turning it off and repeating the process 2 more times. Well let me tell you it can. It was a bit expensive to cut the key down, $50, but I definitely went ahead with it instead of paying the $200 the locksmith wanted.

These keys do not fit my car. It could be the key maker but they say the key is not good. I will buy them again and take them elsewhere just to test.

Works fine for my 2005 Grand Prix GT, car starts, door opens but door won't close but most importantly, car starts and only cost me $3. Cut any key better than the dealer would recommend

Works great! I took them to The Home Depot and cut them up. I asked them to edit only, no programming please. When I got home, I used my only working OEM key to start my 2008 Pontiac Grand Prix base, let it run for a while, then turned it off. I took out the key and inserted a new unprogrammed key and turned two clicks. I waited over 10 seconds to make sure and then turned to start, my car started! I waited a few seconds before turning it off and on again. Repeat the process for the second key,