Staff Answer
Jul 29, 2026 - 06:06 AM
Yes, this is a chipped key.
Chip ID: TEXAS 4D 72 G CHIP
This remote must be professionally programmed when received by a local automotive locksmith (click here for Locksmith Search ). We do not recommend going to a dealer, as they may decline programming an aftermarket remote for you. Key blade also needs to be cut. Click on Programming Video tab to watch how you can program buttons ONLY. This procedure will NOT allow you to start the engine.
Chip ID: TEXAS 4D 72 G CHIP
This remote must be professionally programmed when received by a local automotive locksmith (click here for Locksmith Search ). We do not recommend going to a dealer, as they may decline programming an aftermarket remote for you. Key blade also needs to be cut. Click on Programming Video tab to watch how you can program buttons ONLY. This procedure will NOT allow you to start the engine.
