2000 GMC Yukon
Car Key Made While You Wait in Santa Barbara County

2000 GMC Yukon Metal Key Replacement - Fast, Affordable & Professional

Not every GMC owner lives ten minutes from a dealer. A cattle rancher on his property outside Goleta had a 2000 GMC Yukon that needed a new key. The nearest GMC dealer was over an hour each way. Towing the truck there and back would have cost more than the key itself, and leaving a ranch truck at a dealer for a day wasn't something his operation could absorb.

He called the dealer anyway. They quoted 200 plus getting the truck there. He found me and asked if I cover his area. I told him I'd come out.

I drove to his ranch gate and worked on the truck right there on the dirt. His Sierra uses an older B111 transponder key, which is one of the most common GM keyways across the full-size truck lineup. I used my VVDI2 to clone the chip from his worn original and cut a fresh blade on my machine so the truck accepted it immediately without a full security reprogram. His remote, FCC ID , was a -button unit that I paired through OBD.

He had two working keys before I left the property. Total was 95. The dealer route would have been 200 plus two hours of driving or a long-distance tow. For rural customers, mobile service isn't a convenience. It's the only thing that makes sense.

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