Where do you get duplicate key fobs made for a vehicle that doesn't need an actual key inserted?

[Anonymous]

We lost one of the two that we have. Where is a good place to get a new one made?

[Anonymous]

The dealer parts department

[Anonymous]

The dealership. They are about $300 each.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The dealership. They are about $300 each.

It's going to be way more than $300 for a keyless entry fob. $300 is about right for a dealership doing a regular key. Keyless entry fobs run $500+.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The dealership. They are about $300 each.

It's going to be way more than $300 for a keyless entry fob. $300 is about right for a dealership doing a regular key. Keyless entry fobs run $500+.

+1. The more the fob does, the more expensive it is. I think the fob for my minivan costs $650 to replace.

[Anonymous]

There was a vendor set up at Sam's Club. He said he covers all over VA/MD. My Prius '20 key was about $90 cheaper. Made while I shopped. Don't recall the name, bet you could Google it. Lots of orange in the logo

https://carkeysexpress.com/

[Anonymous]

Just did this at the Tpyota dealer. About $200 for the fob, another $105 (and 90 minutes) to code it to your car.

Prius

[Anonymous]

I long for the days of good ol' key-insert ignition, no automated locks (reach over to unlock others' doors), manually rolling up car windows, and the only thing "automatic" was popping the trunk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The dealership. They are about $300 each.

It's going to be way more than $300 for a keyless entry fob. $300 is about right for a dealership doing a regular key. Keyless entry fobs run $500+.

+1. The more the fob does, the more expensive it is. I think the fob for my minivan costs $650 to replace.

That depends on the make of the car. Our Honda fobs are under $200 for extras. The germans are good at getting every possible penny out of owners

[Anonymous]

You can do this yourself. Purchase the key online, and Google how to program it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can do this yourself. Purchase the key online, and Google how to program it.

I don’t think so for most cars.

[Anonymous]

The old Photomat at the Westfield mall in parking lot does it

[Anonymous]

Any dealership for your car brand.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There was a vendor set up at Sam's Club. He said he covers all over VA/MD. My Prius '20 key was about $90 cheaper. Made while I shopped. Don't recall the name, bet you could Google it. Lots of orange in the logo

https://carkeysexpress.com/

Put my vehicle info in on the website above, wants to sell me a key fob that is nothing like mine.