Transponder Ignition Key fits Toyota/Scion with 4D 72 G Chip TOY44G-PT 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016, Set of 2

I was able to cut and program these myself with the X-Tool D7S and a XHorse Dolphin XP-007 key cutter. If you have the tools, these work great. Eventually you might save some money if you don't have to pay a locksmith to do it for you. With these tools, I've been able to program and cut keys for a 2009 Honda Civic and a 2015 Toyota Tundra.

I lost ALL my keys for my 2011 Toyota Tundra but a non chipped door key. So my vehicle wouldn’t start. I bought these chipped keys. I had a hardware store cut the keys and they unlocked doors and ignition. A pretty experienced mechanic thought he could program them. He couldn’t even with his fancy machine.I found a “auto lock smith”. He came to my vehicle with his special software and programmed the keys to the vehicle in 5 minutes for a $125.Two dealers quoted my $450 and $650 and had to tow the vehicle to them.The “auto key smith” guy said he could have cut the keys also without my spare key by pulling the door lock and getting the code off the lock for his key machine.I can’t speak on long term quality on keys but they work good and appear same as any other aftermarket key.No “ordinary” lock smith can do this. You have to find one that specializes in automobiles.Good luck. Hope it helps.

Transponder on keys does not work.No chip in them. I used my $750 Autel machine and ECU could not communicate to these keys.Got it cut and tried programming but did not work.I used a tool to check for the chip and it was not reading. Junk

I don’t usually bother to write reviews, but I wanted to write this one in case it helped someone else. I was nervous to buy this, because I didn’t want to go have it cut only to discover that it was not programmable. For my van, I did have to rent a programming device. The instructions you find online for opening and closing the door and inserting and removing the key repeatedly do not work for a 2013 sienna. But with the programming device (from TomsKey.com), I was able to get three of these keys cut and programmed and working great. Also, Ace Hardware will cut keys for free. This made it much more affordable for me to have 3 extra copies of my van keys (since I lost a set of keys hiking a few weeks ago - ugh!).

NOTE: You need to either know how (and more specifically be able to) or have access to some way to program this key to your vehicle. A lot of newer Toyotas require it to be done by the dealer or someone with access to their Techstream program.Having access to Techstream, I had the key cut, programmed it into my 2011 Tundra with Techstream and it worked flawlessly. I only received one key when I bought my truck, so having a backup at a fraction of the cost of what the dealer charges is great. I don't know how long it will last as I just got it, but at least as of right now, it does what it's supposed to do: starts the truck. So just in case I lose my original key, I've got a spare as a "master" I can rely on.

I’m sure this works great for some of the model years listed but I assure you it does not work for a 2015 highlander as advertised. I cut/programmed 3 original Toyota keys and they all worked without fail.

Make sure you have a master key before programming. I was able to program both blank keys off of the master key. At first I tried programming off of the valet key and I failed. For Toyotas valet keys are grey and master keys are black. If you dont have a master key then you can buy one from the dealership for around 35 bucks. Bottom line, copies will not be able to be made off of Valet keys. P.S this is based off of my experience and I dont want anyone to take it for granted. If it doesn't work Keep trying different ways, good luck!

My husband was easily able to program them