Replacement Key Fob Keyless Entry Remote fits KR55WK48903 KR55WK49622

It worked but I had to pay a nissan tech, off the books, to do it. I have 2 of these and both de-programmed and he had a hard time getting them to work but he did it. After a few months, both are fine. 2015 QX70S

It worked fine for a couple months then it would only let me in the car. The buttons would not work and the car would not recognize the key to start. I took it back to the locksmith that programmed it thinking the battery had died. They opened it up and said it only looked like the real thing on the outside but the inside was junk and not reliable. Better to pay the $200 for OEM or one warranted by a locksmith.

works as expected.

Works great for my 2011 infiniti g37 convertible. Took it to the dealership and they program it with out any problem (they charged me $135 for the labor, which is ridiculous) . The key it does feel little cheaply made compared to the original one form infiniti, but hey it does the job great at affordable price.

The fob didn't cost too much, but programming? It needs programming. I live 40 minutes away from dealer. A visit from a locksmith is over $100. Actual cost is way too much. Not recommended.

I don't know if this works or not. I'm unable to find a locksmith that is willing to install one of these. They say that the aftermarket ones from Amazon usually don't work and refuse. They'll only use OEM models. the locksmith costs as much as having Nissan do it.Some Nissan key fobs are programmable by the owner, but I can't do that with my 2010 Altima. Check your particular year and model vehicle before you buy!I also tried to have Ace Hardware make one for me. They advertise that they do it. And that didn't work either. They tried really hard and couldn't do it. That was two hours of my life wasted.So I'm going to have to pay $300 to Nissan. I don't think there's a way around it. These key fobs are among the most stupid things ever invented.I hope this information is helpful even though I may be the bearer of bad news.

I wanted to have a second fob I did not want to pay $300 to have it keyed in the program. I went on YouTube and found a video showing how to do this. While in YouTube Do a search for self programming 2011 Nissan Ultima. You can also just do a Google search. It took me about two minutes to program my 2nd Fob. Now I can take that $285 I saved and go buy something really stupid on Amazon. You only live once.

So, it's cheap because it doesn't work. Car dealership tryed to program it, but it would not work. Service guy said you get a 50/50 chance with the aftermarket stuff. I gambled and lost. Don't use this one!

programmed at a locksmith for $90

non compatible avec mon auto aucun sérurier peu la programer meme mon concessionnaire tres décu de lachat jattend mon remboursement jai renvoyer la clée au vendeur

Didn’t work. Not compatible in Canada