Toyota Keys & FOBs – Door Lock, Trunk Release

(34152 customer reviews)

Toyota Car Key Locksmith & FOBs have special features.

Confirm your Toyota Car key remote FOBs by reviewing Toyota Remote Keys & FOB’s  transponders.  Also look to our “Compatibility List” below to get started. You will also need to be code to your car.  Call a Toyota Key Locksmith professional for an appointment.

Notes: If this remote has auto start feature and your vehicle does not have this option, the auto star remote feature will not work. Call for installation.

Please verify that your existing or previous transponder looks like the example presented.

Description

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Toyota Car Key

Toyota Car Key & FOB s comes with many options. Start with looking at your current Toyota car key or fob checking the buttons for functions. If your FOB has engine start, extra doors, hatch lift, or lift gate, be sure to communicate this option to our professional Toyota key locksmith. We specialize in custom, generic fobs and motorcycle remotes so call today and find out if your vehicle will allow an up-grade.

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This Toyota Remote Key Comes with a Special Feature.

  • Notes: This  Toyota remote is for vehicles equipped with the auto start feature. If your vehicle does not have this option, this remote will not work. This key fob is NOT compatible for push to start vehicles.  Meaning push button on dash or column. All remote transmitters come with:
    • All remotes include a battery
    • All units are tested before we ship
    • 2 month 100% satisfaction guarantee and warranty, money back policy included
    • Our Locksmiths are trained professional ready to cut and code your remote transponders.

    Our Crossed Out Price is the average dealer price not including programming of this keyfob

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Toyota Compatibility:

This Toyota remote will work on vehicles listed in the compatibility chart below. Your existing key must look the same and have the same button configuration for this to work properly. This key fob is NOT compatible for push to start.

Remote Transmitter Programming:

You will need to have this key/remote cut and programmed to your car at the dealer or automotive locksmith, there is no way to do it yourself.
** All 2010 and above vehicles are dealer/locksmith program only ! **

List of Compatible Year, Make, Model Vehicles

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Additional information

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Ford

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F 150, F250, F350, F450

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2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016

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