KeylessOption Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob Starter Alarm for Caravan Town Country

Used as a replacement FOB for a 2009 Town and Country. ALL buttons function identical to the original! Our original FOBs had missing pieces under the buttons so only some of the functions worked. DIY programming of the new FOB does require two "working" FOB's but no buttons are pressed during the programming. The old FOBS just need to be inserted into the ignition and turned on for about 5 seconds in sequence along with the new FOB and some chime listening. Takes about 30 seconds to program! Not sure what a locksmith or dealer would charge to program but as far as the FOB goes, it works perfectly.

Mine broke within a week of getting it. It just fell apart in my pocket. I snapped it back together. It has fallen apart three or four times, so I finally requested a return or replacement. I didn't expect perfect quality for the price but had hoped to get one or two years use out of it. My OEM fob lasted 5 years. I had previously purchased another made in china fob like this new from an auction site and it failed to start my car after a month. I thought I would try Amazon. The old one left my wife stranded in below zero temperatures. Just keep that in mind when ordering this - who is your passenger and what would happen if they were locked out or stuck some place. I will edit my review if I get a replacement sent to me that works better.

Ordered these as a second and third key for a used van I just bought. I bought them specifically because I was planning on adding a remote start option that the van didn't have already. Got them program and pushed the remote start button to show my wife that it doesn't work and the damn van started right up! Turns out the dealership gave me a random Dodge key with the new van that they had programmed right before I bought the damn thing.Needless to say the keys work just fine there's no need to buy an expensive OEM.

it worked fine for about 30 days and then it just stopped working completely. I tried changing the batteries, but it didn't matter. The worst part was I was away from home and it stopped working late at night. Cost me $57.50 to have the dealership program the key and a $15 Lyft ride home.

Used on a 2018 Dodge Grand Caravan. Works but it takes 3 or more button pushes to work. I had it programmed at the dealer for $65. A new key from them was in the $300 range so the savings is worth it to me.

My original two key sets were falling apart, literally. The plastic housing on them were breaking apart. I could still start the car with them, thankfully because it's just a chip in the key, but I was afraid it would fall apart on me completely. Having two keys I had this new one programmed in seconds. I will probably order another because they're so cheap, about 10% the cost of what the dealer wants to charge.

Looks fine, reads fine, Chrysler dealer wants $45 to program and says most nonoriginal replacement remotes won’t work even after a dealer programs them ( and they keep the programming fee)

These work just as well as the remotes you get from the dealers, you do have to take them to the dealer to program unless you have 2 already ( only on certain models). We are a small car dealer and have gotten these at least 5 times and they have always worked, it has save us a lot of money over the years, because when we purchase vehicles they usually only come with one remote.