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2003 Toyota Tacoma: Exact fit, worked well. Only problem, major retail stores wouldn’t cut the key (Home Depot, Lowes, City Mill, etc). Only a private lock smith would cut it for a higher price. Well worth the trouble, my original was bent and the copy worked better.

My truck came with an Ace hardware key that works fine, but it was ugly haha. I went through two hardware store keys that just straight didn’t work. I had to mess with them and contort them to get them to turn. I finally decided to try an OEM and it seems like it slides in and turns better… maybe it’s just because the key feels more quality but I like it. Got it cut for free at Home Depot and smoothed out the rough edges with a pocket knife field sharpener.

Worked perfect, literally used a $6 nail Dremel

Worked like a charm on my 05 dc tundra limited. I ordered 2 of these to have as a main key and a spare. No chip makes it easy to get keyed. Heads-up neither homedepot or Lowe’s will do it. They pretty much just make copies of house keys using a computer to scan. They wouldn’t read my original key, they told me they apparently need to be hand done. I took them to a local locksmith and they knocked them out in less than 5 minutes. Had them for at least 4 months now and still work great. Super cheap too!

Keys came fast and look authenticTook to local Lowe’s and they cut them for free.I did have to file them a little before first use to get burrs off after cutting.All keys work great in key cylinder and ignition.Always nice to have a few spares as well.

Works exactly as designed.

Absolutely perfect. Went to my local hardware store and they cut it for me. Worked out great.

These keys have the rubberish texture which is a lot like the original factory keys. I had them cut locally for $5 dollars and away I went. They are not chipped, so many locksmith's can cut these easily on the cheap.