HYUNDAI New Genuine OEM Uncut Key Blank for Sonata 2010-2014,tucson 2009-2014

Keys blanks worked perfect. Went to the Hyundai dealer and they said they could not cut the keys but the Kia dealer could. I took mine to the KIA dealer and they needed the VIN and proof I was the owner. I had them cut one key and test before they cut the other 2 keys I purchased just in case there was an issue. Cost was extremely affordable at KIA. I was told $10 to cut keys but found they meant $10 total for cutting keys if it was one or three keys. I would check with the Hyundai or Kia dealers in your area to find out if they cut these keys and how much.

Saved money vs dealership

Had the dealership cut it and it is definitely OEM!

This key is oem and was able to be cut and programmed without any issues. Great price.

This key, just over $10 bucks….My local locksmith cut this key (perfectly) for $25 bucks….(YAY!!). The dealership wanted $54.19 for the key blank coupled with a $50 laser cutting fee. (BOOO!!!)

Bought it and it saved me the dealership surcharge for them providing the key. My dealership did it for $50 plus tax to cut the key. Granted, it's laser cut (or at least to some research and the receipt I got says it is). But try shopping around to see if you can get use the key and get it cut.

The key isn’t long enough for hyundai elantra 06

When I ordered these I thought it was awesome. Well, I ordered them by make and model Iike they asked and I received them shortly after I ordered them. That was great, till I went to get them cut! Dealership couldn't cut them because they weren't straight from Hyundai. Found a locksmith that could cut them that was great. Well, there is no way to tell if these are solid brass or just brass coated. Most keys bought on line they have found are only brass coated. Brass coated keys shatter when cut in the machine. Meaning you pay for a key to be cut that you can never use! So, to not risk the loss we choose to buy solid brass keys from the locksmith which they guarantee to work. The price for a solid brass key, was the same price as these keys. So, your better off checking with your locksmith 1st before buying keys on line. Yes, they do let you return them if they aren't cut and in the original packaging. But, we needed to wait to get into the locksmith shop and it was one day past the date they could be returned. So, we ate the cost of these keys. But, that was far less then having them cut and shatter in the machine!