Automotive Keys 2010-2018 Toyota / 3-Button Remote Vancouver

Plenty of Toyotas from this period left the factory with a plain metal ignition key and a separate little remote on the ring. If yours is the second piece, a small fob with three rubber buttons and no blade, this is its replacement. The usual layout is lock, unlock and a red panic button, and its only job is the doors and alarm. It has nothing to do with starting the engine, so losing it does not leave you stranded, it just means walking up and turning a key in the door again. Because there is no blade, nothing gets cut. The work is pairing the new remote to the car's receiver, which we do with the vehicle in front of us. Some Toyotas from these years combine the remote and key into one head instead, so if your key has the buttons moulded into its top, look at our remote head key listing instead, or send us a photo and we will tell you which one you have. Please bring the registration and photo ID along with any remotes you still use, since pairing can wipe ones that are not present. A worn button or a dead coin cell is worth checking before you buy anything; we can test yours at the counter on Macdonald St.