🔑 Enhance Your Car Security with KeylessOption Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob Replacement - Red Review

Exactly what I needed and the delivery was great. I've had it for a few months but didn't want to give a review right away - the retailer wanted double the price so I wanted to see if it held up. Well it is, so I give it 5 stars.

Works great on my 2013 GMC Acadia. Had to ask the retailer to program it but buying a key fob here saved a lot of money. The size and appearance are the same as the retailer. The quality seems a bit lower than the retailer version, but it does the job. I like red because it's easy to find and distinguish. Some might find it distasteful, so stick with black if you're unsure.

Not only could I not program this key fob myself because the seller had no information on how to do this, we also spent an extra $75 trying to program and it did not working. So if I had just bought one direct from a locksmith I could not only save the initial cost of buying that FOB, but also the $75 we just wasted trying to program this useless thing! Pretty frustrated to say the least!

This is sold at many auto parts stores. This is NOT a shell. He has the courage to work. It synchronized seamlessly with the 2010 Buick Enclave. The auto parts store wanted over $50 for the same remote control. It was nice to be able to get a replacement remote and key for less than $20 when it would be closer to $70 at an auto parts store or dealership. Great offer.

You need to see how to program the key fob for your car. On my 2010 model the key fob can be programmed from the car, but on my model (2011 or newer) it needs to be programmed by a dealer or locksmith. The dealer charges over $60 and the locksmith over $40. I did not experience it before purchase and experienced it after purchase. However, I was able to use the circuit board from the old key fob in the new key fob. It took some work to adjust because it wasn't accurate. It worked well and now…

My wife's nails are constantly being erased by buttons on key fobs. We had a working replacement from another site, but the buttons were too soft and at times felt like pressing so hard would crack the inside of the remote. The problem is not with this remote control. While it's not exactly the same build as the OEM remotes, it comes close and costs less than $20,000. It was beautifully packaged with instructions on how to program it for any type of system. I thought the reviews were "bought"…

I've been using this for over a year now. Still works great, but the white characters on the keys fade quickly. Like in a few months. The remote launch range seems to be around 100-150 feet. I could easily program them myself with my 2009 Buick Enclave (like GMC Acadia or Chevy Traverse). In fact, reading the instructions took more time than just sitting in the car and programming 3 fobs at the same time. I say 3 because I had to program 2 new ones and the original at the same time as it resets

I have just purchased and received 2 of these parts for my 2007 GMC Yukon XL. I work near a local GMC dealership so I went there to program both rather than using the instructions that came with them, although the instructions seem pretty straightforward. Usually the dealer will charge over $100 to buy one of these, or $35 to program the one you bring (no guarantee it will actually work). They did it for me for free as I had another job. The key fob is very similar to the original and the…