🔑 Enhance Your Car Security: Keyless2Go Replacement Transponder Ignition Car Key H74 H86 (2 Pack) Review

The price is excellent. Home Depot cut them out for me for free and I was able to program them into my car pretty easily by downloading free Ford software and trying out the license. It's better to pay the dealer $90 for a key.

Ace hardware she couldn't program with her system but the locksmith could. You can only program yourself if you have 2 original keys. (If I had 2 original keys, I wouldn't need them). Now I have a spare key to set up the car remote start.

Perfectly programmed by my local locksmith. What a bargain compared to the OEM. Don't go to the dealer. Home Depot or Lowes and program yourself (search on youtube). If you have a key, go to the locksmith, but keep an eye on the prices. They calculate the prices spontaneously!

First I got the wrong key. Same code as on the key which I tried to duplicate but it turned out the key was probably cloned as it didn't match my car. As soon as I contacted support, they helped me. But it was difficult to reach them as there is only one person allowed to speak to non-mechanics.

Nobody cuts the keys! I went to the key kiosk and bought one for $30 and the guy came out and programmed it for me. I thought I could buy them, go somewhere to have them cut. Then go to the store to program them. The whole thing would have cost me over 50€. I spent almost $30 on a key at one of those offline key kiosks and programmed it.

I had my keys cut at my local hardware store. Although they looked perfect when completed, they did not open the ignition door. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that the new keys have a much sharper point than my original key, and because of this, the first cut of the key was too close to the key's already beveled point. If I ground the tip first to match my existing wrench, I think they would work really well. If the product says it fits my car I would have to sand the tip for it to work.