Automotive Keys GM 2010+4-Button Flip Remote Head Key Vancouver

From around 2010, many GM cars and crossovers with a regular ignition switched to a flip key that folds its blade into a remote head. This is the four-button version. Lock, unlock and panic are standard; the fourth button is usually the trunk, liftgate or remote start, depending on the vehicle. Because GM used this key across several brands and models, we confirm fitment for your exact vehicle and button layout before programming. The blade on these keys is a high-security style that is cut along a track rather than on the edges, which needs the right machine and is one reason home duplication is not an option. In the head sit the remote and a transponder chip. We cut the blade, program the chip so the immobiliser accepts it, and program the remote so the buttons work, all with the vehicle present along with the registration and your photo ID. Flip keys fail in predictable ways: the pivot wears so the blade wobbles, the spring weakens, or the blade snaps where it meets the head. If the electronics are fine, a replacement shell might be enough, so ask us before buying a whole key.