Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob for 2007-2016 Chevy Suburban Tahoe Traverse/Buick Enclave/GMC Acadia Yukon/Cadillac Escalade FCCID: OUC60270 OUC60221(5Btn 2 Pcs)

I bought these 2 years ago. I'm still using them. The buttons are still in tact, has not buckled in. I did have to take them to get programmed, but that is because of my vehicle nothing about the remote.

These remote controls were cheaper than anywhere else. They work great, and are durable. I should know, I drop mine all of the time. These remotes are better than the one I received with my vehicle when I bought it.

This keyless entry remote(s) worked on a Buick Enclave 2009 owned by my son, gave it to him as a gift for his first car. My son watched a YouTube video and figured out how to program it without taking it to anyone, just needed 2 keys. I was very proud of him for figuring it out on his own.

Worked well after getting them programmed. The 2011 Tahoe has to be programmed at dealer or a shop with the appropriate hand tool though. Just as good quality as or. All buttons worked as they should and at much better value then you would pay the getting from dealer.

What an amazing price. One sat in my yard for I think at least a week. Fell out of my pocket. Worked great. I've ordered 4 sets as I bought a different car. High quality at the most inexpensive price!

They were the correct fobs for the truck but it requires the service department to re-key them to the truck ect. Just one thing that is less expensive and works.

Scam. I received a card with instructions and they have a site that will help get this control working with your car, (not) the card is just a scam website that gets you to purchase for their crap that has nothing to do with the controls or syncing them. Waste

These work great for our suburban, but they must be programmed by either a locksmith or a dealer. The cost in my area for this is $75-160 each fob.