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Collection: Jeep Key Fob Replacement
Jeeps go places keys don't always come back from, so a quick, affordable replacement matters. We stock OEM-quality keys, FOBIKs, and smart keys for the Wrangler, Grand Cherokee, Cherokee, Compass, Gladiator, and more, for a fraction of the $235 to $465 a dealer charges. Every key ships fast from the US and is backed by a 30-day return. Match the FCC ID and buttons on your current key, or run your year and model through the search up top.
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Jeep Commander 2006-2007 (3 Button)
Vendor:Executive Car KeysRegular price $39.95Regular price$89.95Sale price $39.95Sale -
Jeep Commander 2006-2007 (4 Button)
Vendor:Executive Car KeysRegular price $39.95Regular price$89.95Sale price $39.95Sale
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Jeep Wrangler key need programming?
Yes. Whether it's a transponder key, a FOBIK, or a proximity key, a Wrangler key has to be paired to the vehicle before it'll start. Our key programming page covers the routes for each type.
What's a FOBIK, and does my Grand Cherokee use one?
The FOBIK is the fob-and-key-in-one that inserts into the dash slot, standard on many 2008 to 2018 Jeeps including the Grand Cherokee. Check the FCC ID on yours to match it.
How much is a Jeep key at the dealer?
Usually $235 to $465 programmed, with proximity smart keys on the newer models at the top. Ours come in well under that.
Can you make a key for an older Cherokee XJ?
We can. The older Cherokee and Wrangler models use a transponder key with a separate remote, so go by your year and the numbers on your current key.
I lost the only key to my Jeep, now what?
An all-keys-lost situation usually calls for a locksmith to generate a key from your VIN and pair it on site. Order the right key here, and our key programming page points you to that step.