2X Key Fob Keyless Entry 3-Button Remote for 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Ford Escape Explorer F-Series Freestyle Windstar (CWTWB1U793)

These 2 keys work perfect. They saved me a lot of money. It only cost $10 at A's hardware to have the keys cut, and I programmed them myself. Very easy, just remember, it's two different programs. You have to program the key, and then program the remote youtube. I'll tell you how to do both

Worked perfectly. They feel near oem quality without the logo or price.

3-button keys for 2013 Ford Explorer. The keys cut fine at a local Ace Hardware (around seven per key to cut) and were able to program & start the vehicle BUT none of the buttons (lock/unlock/panic) worked (on either remote). I learned there is a separate programming step for the buttons - the 8-turn sequence (8 turns in 10 sec then press buttons on both new keys to program). After performing that, both keys work perfectly. The included website (remotesremotes) is not helpful and may not be legitimate.

These keys do what they say they do. Once cut by a locksmith, you will have to program them for both working in the ignition (starting the car) and working as the keyless remote lock/unlock feature. To do the programming yourself, you will need 2 keys that will start the car (the remote function, like mine, can be broken). For me, just programming them for starting the car did not also set up the remote function at the same time. There are many youtube videos about ford key programming and you will need to do the procedure that requires you to cycle the 2 working keys to the on position, followed by the new key AND the procedure where you take one working key and quickly cycle it 8 times until the door locks cycle, then press buttons on the new remote. Both procedures must be done to get full functionality of your new keys. The minus one star rating is because I have only been using these aftermarket keys for a short time and can't tell you how they will hold up over the long term.

Getting an extra key or two for my Ford truck that only came with one was a must. It was a bit of a challenge finding somewhere to get these cut reasonably; local locksmith charged $25 each and both Lowes and Home Depot wouldn't cut customer-provided blanks. Ended up at my local Ace Hardware that only charged $6 each for cutting. Once I had them cut, programing was a breeze with Forscan and the VGATE vLinker FS USB for OBD2. They seem to be of good quality and very comparable to the OEM key, but we'll see how they hold up!

These keys did not work as advertised. We had the actual key cut for our 2006 Ford Escape by a locksmith company in business for 100 years (so no lack of expertise). However while the key easily fit into the ignition, it wouldn't turn. The key fob programmed just fine. The locksmith cut the unusable key off the fob and cut another key for us that works. So we are using the fob, but the key part was useless for our 2006 Ford Escape.

Was able to get it Cut and Programmed at a local locksmith for $70 . Programming the Key Fob is very simple process anyone can do as long as you have 1 working Key, Lots of videos on YouTube. Overall very happy. 2013 F150

Ok quality, locksmith said it wasnt the greatest quality but wasnt the worst either. The remote on the panic button is extremely sensitive and sometimes the key gets locked in the ignition and will not start the vehicle. Left me stranded once since I received it last week but other than that it starts the car most of the time.