A dead, damaged, or lost key fob can leave you unable to unlock or start your car. An auto locksmith supplies and programs replacement fobs and remotes for a wide range of vehicles.
Before replacing a fob, it is worth ruling out a simple dead coin-cell battery, which is the most common reason a remote stops working. If the buttons still fail after a fresh battery, the fob may need re-synchronizing or full replacement and programming to the vehicle's immobilizer. A locksmith can test the fob and tell you which of these it is.
Replacement remotes come as original-equipment (OEM) parts or as aftermarket equivalents. OEM fobs match the factory look and feature set exactly, while quality aftermarket fobs can cost less and still cover lock, unlock, trunk, and panic functions. Either way the fob must be programmed to your specific vehicle before it will work.
Call for help: (877) 771-4458 — a straight answer and an honest estimate before any work begins.