Key Fob Replacement Compatible for Chevy Traverse 2018 2019 2020 Blazer 2019 2020 Proximity Smart Car Keyless Entry Remote Control Remote Start 13529636 HYQ4EA 13519188 433Mhz 13584514

Saved me $250+ over local locksmith pricing. More from dealer!Local Ace cut the key for $35 so it opens the door.Cars manual gave instructions to program the key. Took about 20 min and saved $250!

This is a great product! Dealership wanted over 300.00, personal company wanted 185.00. I decided I’ll buy and do it on my own. I had some difficulty understanding how to get this to work! Let me break it down for you so you have NO additional questions! This key comes UNCUT, you must use the original CUT key or if you’re without an original you must have an automobile locksmith cut you one to start! If this is an additional key you may not need the cut key so you do NOT have to have it cut to program. You must use original cut key and follow the instructions in the owners manual or this comes with websites you can go to. You will have to re-program your original key as well and you must put the key in your center console remove the pad down at the very bottom. This is for my 2019 Chevy traverse I’m speaking about. It takes 30 minutes total and you will program one then the original and you’re done. I saved so much money and I’m so thankful to not hassle with the dealership!

Programs easily works Judy as well as one from the factory. You just have to have the key cut to match yours.

Work so well ! Fit vehicle. Good buy!

The range is a bit less than the original. I cannot start or lock the car from inside my house, but I only have to open the front door and it works fine.

Got this as a spare for my 2020 Chevy Blazer RS Looks and feels almost identical to my OEM key. Other than it doesn't have the chevy bowtie emblem on the back. Programing was easy just had to follow the 30 minute + process as written in the owners manual of my car. Just had to get the Physical key cut at a locksmith. Functions just like original key

Looks great, so I thought I would try it out. Looks great on my fob, nice and snug fit, felt AMAZING! Only problem is, it didn't let me push the buttons. I took it off and looked inside. The design, in my total ignorant opinion, is flawed. It it has the design where there is a rubber peg that pushes the button when pressing on the opposite side. This is great, but there are two buttons and the person decided to put a third peg in the middle. So when you push the button cover, the middle peg says, "Nope.", and it doesn't work. Stupid peg. Might work without it, like I said, I am ignorant in the ways of the fob cover.

This remote took under a minute to program to the vehicle. Just follow the steps in the vehicle's owner's manual. The remote works as far away from the vehicle as the ones that came from the factory. It can remote start from the other side of the house, so that's all I need it to do! Build quality seems on par with the original remotes. If it weren't for the missing Chevy logo on the case, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference.The packaging it comes in has websites you can go to to see how to program your vehicle for the key. I didn't use any since it worked the first time by using the instructions in the vehicle's owners manual.The hardest part about programming the vehicle was removing the door lock cover to access the hidden key lock on the driver's door. It had not ever been removed and the vehicle is five years old so lots of road salt, dirt, etc. were making it stick.