Need a key for your Hyundai?

Hyundai jobs that are actually different

• Tucson fob that will not unlock after a battery you already replaced
• Elantra with no spare for a new commuter
• Santa Fe / Palisade family SUV, all keys lost
• Sonata push-button, fob gone
• Hyundai locked at a shopping center

Hyundai key types (customer view)

You may have a folding key, a fob, or a push-button proximity unit. Folding vs proximity is not something we will guess from “it’s a Hyundai.”

• Folding / flip key

  Blade folds into the head on some years. Still often a transponder.

• Fob

  Unlock and alarm. May or may not start a push-button car.

• Proximity / push-to-start

  Later Tucson and Santa Fe trims often use this. Confirm the year.

Confirming Hyundai support

Hyundai, exact model, year, working key, start type. Support depends on the exact year, model and key system. We do not keep a public table of Hyundai FCC IDs.

Spare Hyundai vs all fobs gone

If the Tucson still starts, add a spare. If the Palisade will not wake up, that is all keys lost. A “wallet key” only counts if it actually runs the car.

Hyundai push-to-start

Palisade and later Santa Fe / Tucson buyers often have a button on the dash. Say push-button in the first message if that is you.

Newer Hyundai vehicles

Some newer Hyundais need different tools or options. We will not claim every recent Hyundai. Confirm first.

Where we come to you

Mobile service across the five cities. Not a Hyundai dealership and not a Kia store.

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