Automotive Keys 2013-2018 Dodge RAM / 4-Button Remote Head Key Vancouver

Not every RAM from these years has a push button or a Fobik. Plenty of work trucks and base trims kept the traditional turn key, with the remote built into a chunky rubber-backed head. Four buttons on this one means lock, unlock and panic plus one more, which is usually remote start or a tailgate function depending on how the truck was optioned. If you have a key with a metal blade that goes into the steering column and turns, this is your style. If your RAM uses a rectangular fob that pushes into a slot in the dash, you need a Fobik instead, and if it starts with a button, you need a smart key. Getting that right saves a return trip. The blade is cut to the truck's locks on our machine, and the transponder and remote are both programmed so the truck starts and the buttons work. We do that with the truck present, and need the registration and photo ID. Work trucks tend to get by on one key until it is lost on a job site, so if you are down to one, a spare now is far simpler than an all-keys-lost call later.