Automotive Keys 2010-2019 Chevrolet / GMC / Buick / 3-Button Flip Key Vancouver

Folding keys came to most turn-ignition GM cars and crossovers around 2010, shared across Chevrolet, GMC and Buick badges. The three-button version carries lock, unlock and panic, without the trunk or remote start you will find on its bigger siblings. When the button on the side is pressed the blade springs out; pushed back in, the key stays flat in a pocket. A complete flip key like this one brings everything new: housing, remote board and transponder chip. We cut the blade to your vehicle and then program both the chip, so the engine will run, and the remote, so the buttons work. Programming needs the vehicle present, either on a mobile call or at our shop, along with registration and photo ID. Which button count you need depends on how the car was ordered, not just the model, so count the buttons on your current key, or tell us whether you have remote start. If your existing key still works and the problem is only a cracked case, the cheaper shell may do. If you have no working keys left, say so when you call 604-734-7233, because an all-keys-lost job takes more steps than adding a spare.