KeylessOption Replacement Keyless Entry Remote Fob Car Key for Ford Expedition Explorer F-150 Ranger Navigator CWTWB1U345 CWTWB1U331 CWTWB1U212 CWTWB1U322 Review

Now I have spare car keys. I've got one set left that I always lose. I took them to my locksmith and he cut me a new set while I waited. Those keys were cheap. The locksmith charged me about $125. I had no problems with the two new sets.

Works great! The only problem I had was finding someone to copy the key for me. For some reason most stores' policies prohibit cutting off remote keys unless you buy one there for $100! highway robbery! But these keys and remotes are fantastic quality! The remotes even come with batteries that cost $6-7 alone.

Both keys and remotes work and programs work great on my 2000 Ranger. This company has its promotions together. Comes complete with instructions and phone number for troubleshooting. There was no need to call anyone. For a fake they work great, the price couldn't be better. Stick to keylessOption for your chip key and remote control needs.

A year later the keys still don't work, I'm quitting this company. Lesson learned. I contacted them about the unprogrammed keys and after doing all the tests they recommended , the agent tells me the warranty is expired and they can't help me anymore so you get what you pay for try to save some money and you will end up with crappy customer service and parts that don't work .

I found this set of key and remote control blanks through My Garage. They were listed as compatible with my Mazda B4000 MY2000 pickup. Unfortunately, while the remotes programmed like a charm with simple instructions (included), the key blanks were not compatible with my car. Unfortunately, I only discovered this after the dealer had already cut the blanks. My dealer warned me that in his experience 80% of all blank key blanks bought online are the wrong ones. I can't vouch for their stats, but

At this price, two keys and two remotes are a steal. As others have said, buttons are a difficult task to program. Unlike others, I had a hard time with the remotes. The vehicle did not go into door lock mode. After numerous iterations and variations, I finally disconnected the GPS and charger from the data ports. Bingo! The next attempt was successful. I had problems with programming "hanging" when programming two remotes in a row. I had to physically separate the remotes. Program one, move it

Delivered quickly. I set up the remotes quickly with simple instructions. I had to wait a few days to cut the keys, it took a few tries but now they are my everyday keys. The old ones started cracking and falling apart and I was glad I finally broke and bought new ones. I was very afraid that they would not work. Tons saved, also the ace hardware store makes spare keys like this and wanted $85 for a key. Another advantage of remote controls is that both locked doors can be opened with one…