• Chip Keys

  • These keys have a small transponder in the head of the key that interacts with a receiver in your ignition. 

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• Key Fobs​

  • Standalone key fobs typically have lock, unlock, trunk, and panic functions. There must be a factory installed remote system in the vehicle in order to program a remote. 

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• Remote Head Combo Keys​

  • These keys typically have the fob buttons built into the head of the key. These keys also have a transponder built into the head of the key​

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• Fobiks​

  • Fobiks are commonly found with Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep vehicles. Instead of a key blade, these "plug" into a port on the dash. 

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• Proximity Fobs​

  • Prox fobs are usually found on vehicles equipped with a push button start system. Prox fobs look like a regular key fob, but emit a steady frequency that push button start vehicles must recieve in order to start the engine. ​​​

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• Replacement Shell

  • Is your key fob cracked or falling apart? Do the fob functions still work? In most situations, we can salvage the working electronics from the key, and transplant them into a new shell. The cost is a fraction of replacing the whole key or fob. 

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