Automotive Keys 2015-2019 Hyundai Santa Fe / 4-Button Flip Key Vancouver

A Santa Fe with a turn-to-start ignition uses a flip key: press the release and a spring swings the blade out of the head, press it again and you fold it back. The most common failure we see on these is the spring or pivot giving up, so the blade flops loose or will not lock open, followed closely by a lock button worn smooth. Four buttons on this model normally mean lock, unlock, rear hatch and panic. Compare yours to the photo, especially if your Santa Fe is the Sport version, since trims and years can differ. The head contains the transmitter and the immobiliser chip, which means a new flip key has to be both cut and programmed before the engine will crank. We cut the blade to your locks or to code, then pair the head with the vehicle there in front of us. That can happen at our 4105 Macdonald St counter or on a mobile visit. Bring the registration and photo ID. Getting a second key while the first still works is the easy route; replacing the only key after it is lost takes longer but is still done on site.