Key Fob Rubber Button Pad Replacement for Hyundai Santa Fe Sport Sonata 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 4 Button Key Fob Cover Keyless Entry Remote Control Flip Car Key Fob Case Insert Keypad - 2 Pack

This is exactly what we needed! My husband’s key fob pad cracked apart, and the dealer wanted us to pay around $400 to replace it. We saw the whole fobs on Amazon but then saw these small rubber replacements. I was able to repair his key fob in a matter of minutes. Check out Facebook for the instructions. It’s very easy to replace, and this product seemed to be good material and included a small tool to scrape out the old rubber. At $6.99 for two pads, it was the perfect solution!

Fantastic.I thought I'd need new keyfobs and was dreading the process of replacing them. But my key worked well and my battery was fine. It was this rubber face that was gone. Installing these was simple! The video on this page helped. I used the base of a glass jar to press the rubber down across the face. without this I was not able to get the face to 'click' into place.

This was totally worth the money. The installation was a little tricky for me but my husband handled it in a pinch. It works great, stays in place and makes my keys feel brand new. Buttons work just like they did before. Highly recommend this.

This was a great replacement for the original key fobs. Fit perfectly but the instructions were not easy to follow, or it would be 5 stars

To replace a fob due to Hyundai's poor rubber button manufacturing by purchasing an entire new ≥$200 fob is ridiculous. It started with my trunk button finally splitting and rotting to the point that it fell out completely, exposing the sensor underneath. It was when my unlock button was threatening to do the same (the absence of the trunk button weakening the other buttons adjacent) that I decided I needed to act.Finding this replacement product was such a relief. There are YouTube videos instructing the replacement process, and slow, careful me took about 45 minutes to get my fob back together and looking great. Buttons seem ever so slightly tougher/firmer than the previous ones, but I'd bet that is just due to the original rubber slowly softening/degrading over the years. I am SO happy that I could fix Hyundai's manufacturing flaw with such an economic solution.

Worked like a charm.easy to replace

Worked perfectly for my 2016 hyundai key for. Dealer wanted over 500 for a whole new job, all because the buttons were worn out. Bought this and works like new. Definitely worth it

Didn’t stay put but a bit of glue did the trick. Wait till it breaks in