🔑 VOFONO Keyless Entry Remote for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep - Fits Wrangler & Ram 1500 - FCC ID: M3N5WY72XX OHT692427AA (Pack of 2) Review

This worked great on our 2006 Jeep: $29 for both key fobs, free overnight shipping and $50 for a local locksmith to have them cut. The manual contains simple programming instructions. Each key lasts one minute. The dealership charged $550 for two keys and another $150 for programming. Thanks to Vofono for the wireless keychains!

While traveling earlier this year, I lost a set of keys, leaving me with only one key for my car. I ordered them based on the reviews hoping I would get the same satisfaction. After finding a local locksmith I now have three copies for my car. Even better, it only cost a third of what I was charged for "stealing"!

I have a 2006 Jeep Commander that requires keys to be programmed on the car. When I called the dealer for a price they said it was about $400 for 2 fobs plus programming and trimming. Obviously I needed a different route as this is an extreme price. After purchasing the keys, I found that the local Ace hardware was doing the key programming. They even warned me that maybe it won't work because the keys don't come from them. I pressed and both cut and programmed flawlessly. Can't find any…

When you get the keys, go downstairs and cut them off. You must have two original keys to program new keys. Lock doors and put one of the original keys in the ignition and turn it on (do not start) for about 10-15 seconds, insert the second original key and turn it on for 10-15 seconds - then turn it on, insert the new key and turn it on for about 10-15 seconds a. 🌟Magic - Your new key starts your car and locks and doors open with a new remote control. Mine stopped working after about two…