MechanMagic Key Fob Remote Replacement Fits for Honda Pilot 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015/ Accord Sedan 2008-2012 KR55WK49308 Keyless Entry Remote Control 35118-TA0-A00(Pack of 2)

The fobs work fabulous but just keep in mind you still have to get them done at a locksmith to grind them and then to pair them to the vehicle. That cost us about $175 for two fobs

I bought again, and these keys didn’t work again on 2008 Honda Accord, it’s not KR55 key.I give 5 starts for the extremely fast shipping.I’m tired and pissed off again.Sorry

I bought these because the description stated they are a replacement for a 2011 Honda Pilot. I brought these to a Honda dealership and they could not get them programmed to my Pilot. On top of this they charged me $138 to tell me their attempts failed. Only buy Honda brand replacements. I thought these were but they are not true. This wasted my time and money. If you are going to advertise something MAKE sure it is correct.

I never write reviews, but felt like I should for this product because it saved us a bunch of time and $$. We had 1 key fob working on our 2011 Honda pilot EXL and the back of the fob case was falling apart, held together with duct tape. Cost to program and cut these 2 fob/keys was $250. Still not bad vs dealer cost of $300 per key. When we received the Fob/key, within a day, it came with programming instructions. As long as we had 1 key still programmed, we could use that key to program the others. Literally took 5 minutes to do, very clear directions. After that we swapped the remote from the new key to the old key. Now we have 2 working keys and fOBs for $25 and it took less than 30 minutes all done at home! Great product!!!!

I made sure to try programming before cutting the keys as some of the reviews left me unsure if this would actually work with a 2013 Honda pilot.It did.. and it didn't.I have a 2013 Honda Pilot EX-L with an auto opening tailgate that functions with the use of the trunk button on the original key, but when I programmed the fobs to by vehicle, much like others have experienced, it only popped the glass portion of the tailgate open, and didn't open the entire back door. It does allow for door locking/unlocking, but the rear door opening is a must for me as we use it too frequently to simply give it up for a cheap key.Upon close inspection of the trunk button, you can see that this one shows a sedan trunk, while my original key shows an SUV trunk door (the images are slightly different). I have no doubt this would work for sedans, but it did NOT work on my 2013 Honda Pilot EX-L.

The rear Hatch button only opens the rear glass Hatch, not the rear lift gate. Great for spare keys but not exactly the same as the oem key for a Pilot.

I needed a couple of new keys for my Honda Pilot so people could use it when they were staying at our vacation condo. These were inexpensive compared to a Honda dealership, I just had a mobile locksmith stop by the house, cut and program them and BANG! Off and going, both of them worked like a charm.

I found that for a some of the Honda Pilots, you can't "self program" the key fobs. I took these two key fobs that I purchased to a local lock smith and they cut and programmed them for the 2013 Honda Pilot, and the all work great!