GMC Key & Fob Replacement Vancouver

GMC and Chevrolet share immobiliser hardware, so a Sierra key and a Silverado key are the same job with a different badge. A blade transponder is $180-$280 cut and programmed. A proximity smart key for a newer Sierra, Yukon, Terrain, Acadia or Canyon is $280-$420. All keys lost starts from $180 once the module has been read.

Trucks get done where they are parked, which matters when the truck is loaded or on a site. Most Vancouver addresses are 20 to 30 minutes from the shop at 4105 Macdonald St. Published bands are on the price list, and the car key replacement page covers the rest of the makes.

Blade or proximity, and what we bring to each GMC.

Published figures. The dealership route means an appointment and, for a truck that will not start, a flatbed.

A key that sticks in the Sierra

Worn wafers are the usual cause on a high-mileage Sierra or Yukon. The key goes in, the cylinder drags, and eventually it stops turning at all. We extract, replace the cylinder and key it to your working key where the lock allows. That work is ignition repair.

Fobs the truck has forgotten

A blade-key fob that has lost its programming is re-paired through the port in minutes. That is a much smaller job than a new key and worth checking first.

Fleet work

Savana and Sierra fleets get keyed together on request, with a documented set rather than a drawer of loose blanks. The other General Motors badges are on the Chevrolet, Buick and Cadillac pages.