Keyless Entry Remote Ignition Key fits Buick Lucerne/Chevy Impala Monte Carlo/Cadillac DTS (OUC60270, OUC60221), Set of 2

The key fobs worked perfectly after programing [ which was very easy] I had one key cut by a locksmith using the original to copy and it wouldn't work. I had the other key cut by a GM dealer [they use a code matched to your VIN. and it worked perfectly. A new key bought from the GM dealer would cost $60 so this is a real bargain.

Les clés une fois taillée par un serrurier (important) sur la feuille (qu'on envoie avec les télécommande et les clés) on suit la procédure sur internet pour que les clés soit reconnu par le camion . Pour les télécommandes sur mon sierra 2013 une programmation est nécessaire soit sur un concessionnaire ou un garage indépendant qui a un ordinateur de diagnostique ( ce que j'ait fait et c'est moins cher ) pour faire reconnaitre les télécommandes par l'ordinateur du camion si le garagiste connait ca , Ca prend 20 a 30 minutes maximum .

Really liked how easy it was to program the fobs. The keys were cut at a locksmith but they messed one up. They did cut me another from the Vin, what a difference compared to the old worn one I used to cut them in the first place. Both keys worked in ignition but programming them was a hassle. Probably has something to do with my 2008 GMC Sierra 1500 and not the keys themselves.

In total it cost me only $40, in addition, to get the keys cut locally and programming took 10 minutes tops and done by myself. So far so good, and cheaper than a single key being cut and programed by a lock smith (first company quoted me $150 just for a single key!!!)

I had the keys cut at a locksmith using my vin # so they would be just like new . The keys are not as thick and they ended up being junk , whole thing was disappointing and a waste of time . Ended up buying different keys and using the one new key fob that actually worked. Junk