🔑 KeylessOption 22733524 Key Fob: Effective Replacement for Control Car Keyless Entry and Remote Start Review

☹️ Due to illness I could only come to the dealer for programming 4 months after the purchase. Before that it was just in the package. I paid $42 for programming. He started the car once, that's all. Once. The autoplay button no longer works. It's like a broken spring. Very sad. It was my daughter's car. I really wish I had done this sooner so I could get it back. Now it's just wasted money.

I personally can't use it and it's probably my fault for misunderstanding how these things work. It came with a programming card but it was just a website to buy another remote control which didn't make sense to me. For context, my car didn't have a key fob and I thought I could just order one, but I didn't realize it actually had to be programmed into the car so it's useless to me and it's my fault. . But the remote control is good quality 😅 just don't think you can just buy it and it works

I ordered this remote for my 2009 Chevrolet Malibu after a family member ordered a remote for another car and had great results. When it arrived I watched 5 YouTube videos on how to install it and couldn't get it to work. I had mechanic eyes and he couldn't get it to work either. I listed my specific make and model before purchasing to ensure it was the correct type and was told it would fit my specific machine - I am very disappointed in this product. Also, I ordered 2 day delivery with Prime…

The original key fob for our 2005 Chevrolet stopped working over a year ago. When we asked the dealer about purchasing a replacement, they said it would cost $125. We shouldn't have paid that much money just to unlock the doors, so we've been opening the doors by hand ever since. When I saw this product on Revain for less than $20 I thought it was one of those too good to be true situations where it's a lot but the product doesn't work. However, I was pleasantly surprised when we took it to the

My 2011 Chevy Malibu key fob stopped locking my car. The spare part (which was in the desk drawer) didn't work either. This wouldn't be a big deal if there weren't 2 things: 1) you have to press the lock button to use remote start, and 2) somehow my tire sensors switched (reading front to back and vice versa). ) and a way to fix it. You guessed it when the key fob presses the lock and unlock button. The part retails for $150 plus $20 for programming. I ordered this part for less than 1/10. As…

Update: This thing was dropped ONCE from less than 3 feet and now it doesn't work at all. So now I have to spend an extra $70 to buy the key fob and the cost of programming. My old key fob used to think I was pushing the lock button so it kept beeping and kept repeating the "kachin" sound as we drove. and block. I couldn't use my electric starter because a demon possessed my old key fob. With that I bought it and brought it with me when I was making tires at the local dealership and asked if…

Have been using it for a month and so far it works fine. As stated in the description, it must be programmed by a car mechanic or dealer. I took it to our local GM dealer who programmed it to work with our 2009 Buick Lacrosse CXL. They charged $53 for programming, plus the FOB cost, still cheaper than the dealer-sold OEM replacement (plus I went there for recall work anyway) and also cheaper than the $80 models sold at AutoZone that contain a computer for programming. . I recommend calling the…