Automotive Keys 2017-2018 Hyundai Elantra / 4-Button Flip Key Vancouver

The Elantra of 2017 and 2018 is a blade key car on most trims, and this four button flip key is the one it takes: a fob with the transponder and remote inside and a blade that folds into the body and springs out at the press of a button. Our Hyundai page puts the Elantra on a blade transponder key for most of its life and on proximity only for the newest cars, so if your dash has an ignition you turn a key in, you are on this page correctly. The blade is cut to open the doors and turn the ignition, the transponder is written to the immobiliser so the engine will run, and the remote is paired for its four buttons, typically lock, unlock, trunk and panic, all in one visit and all at the car. That is how every Hyundai key job runs for us, with the blank and the programmer in the van; nothing about it needs a dealership, and the same equipment covers Kia, which shares the immobiliser family. Come to 4105 Macdonald St in Vancouver or book us to the car. What you are buying here is the complete key, electronics included. An Elantra flip key shell, the hinged case with a blank blade and no chip, is the part for a key that still starts the car but whose blade has gone loose on its pivot or whose release button has stopped catching; we move your chip and board across, cut the fresh blade, and you are done without any programming. The Elantra has a second habit worth knowing before you spend money on a key. Its ignition cylinders wear early for the mileage, and a key that has started sticking or needs a wiggle to turn is normally the cylinder rather than the key. Our Hyundai page says key and ignition calls on this car often arrive together, and we look at the lock while the key is being cut. Bring your registration, photo identification and a working key if you have one, and phone 604-734-7233 to confirm the fit for your year.