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Chrysler Key Fob Replacement

If you drive a Chrysler from the last fifteen years, your key is likely a FOBIK, the fob-and-key-in-one that slides into the dash and twists to start. We carry OEM-quality keys, FOBIKs, and smart keys for the 300, Pacifica, Town & Country, 200, and more, for a fraction of the $225 to $450 a dealer charges. Minivan fobs include the power-door and liftgate buttons, so match the button count to keep them working. Run your year and model through the search up top, or match the FCC ID on your current key.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a FOBIK, and do you sell them?

A FOBIK is Chrysler's integrated key fob, the one that slides into the dash slot and twists to start the car, used on the 300, Town & Country, and others from around 2008 to 2018. Yes, we stock them. Match the FCC ID on yours to be sure of the fit.

Does my Pacifica or Town & Country key control the power sliding doors?

If your van has power doors and a power liftgate, the fob has buttons for them, and a replacement needs the same button layout to run them. Count the buttons on your current fob and match it to the listing so you don't lose a function.

How much does a Chrysler key cost at the dealer?

Usually $225 to $450 programmed, depending on the model and whether it's a FOBIK or a proximity key. Ours come in well below that.

Can I program a Chrysler key myself?

Some older Chryslers let you pair a new key on-board if you already have two working keys; the FOBIK and proximity systems usually need a locksmith or dealer tool. Our key programming page lays out what your model needs.

Do you still make keys for the PT Cruiser and Sebring?

We do, along with the 200, Concorde, and other older Chryslers. These mostly use a transponder key and a separate remote rather than a FOBIK, so check your year and the numbers on your current key.