Here's how we give many of them a second life — while helping dealerships recover value and reduce electronic waste.
Dealerships collect OEM key fobs from trade-ins, repossessions, insurance vehicles, lost & found, parts and service departments. Many sit in drawers because no one has time to tell what's still valuable, compatible, or working. That's where we come in.

The dealership gathers its unused OEM key fobs. No sorting, no testing, no part numbers required.

Every shipment is checked in and documented by our receiving team the moment it lands.

Specialists identify each fob by manufacturer, frequency, FCC ID, and application — the step we take off your shoulders.

Each fob is electronically tested to verify it still communicates properly. Every unit is checked individually.

We inspect buttons, cases, electronics, and battery contacts. Some are ready, some need refurbishment, some are recycled.

Whenever possible, fobs are restored with new cases, buttons, or batteries so they can return to service.

Before entering inventory, every refurbished key fob is inspected to meet our quality standards.

Instead of a landfill, many OEM key fobs help another dealership, repair shop, locksmith, or vehicle owner — the journey we're most proud of.
Nothing is carelessly discarded.
Returned to service as-is.
Restored with new components, then returned to service.
Responsibly recycled whenever possible.
Every OEM key fob that stays in service means less electronic waste, fewer usable parts discarded, more affordable OEM replacement options, and better stewardship of valuable automotive resources.
This is about more than buying key fobs. It's about keeping quality OEM parts where they belong — on the road.

You collect them. We'll do everything else.