2006 Hyundai Tucson
Key Replacement - Save vs Dealer in Ventura County

2006 Hyundai Tucson Remote Replacement - Fast, Affordable & Professional

A woman in San Jose Creek flagged me down at the CVS parking lot. Not literally, she'd already called, but she was standing outside watching for the van like she'd been burned before.

Turns out she had. Her last locksmith had no license. No company name on the receipt, no BSIS number, and the phone number went dead a week later. So before she even called me, she'd already looked up LCO 6792 on the BSIS website. Verified the background check, the active liability insurance, the registered business. She told me this while I was still setting up.

She needed a spare key for her 2006 Tucson. The original still worked fine, but it was the only one and the plastic shell was cracking along the seam where the remote clips on. One good drop on concrete and she'd be calling someone in a panic instead of planning ahead.

I pulled the immobilizer PIN through NASTF, which is the factory-authorized channel Hyundai requires for security code access. Cut the HYN6 blade to code, programmed the ID46 transponder through the OBD port, and paired the new OSLOKA-320T remote separately. Two distinct procedures for what looks like one key.

She watched the whole thing from about three feet away. When the engine turned over on the new key, she just nodded. Then she checked the lock and unlock buttons twice each, like she was grading me.

Real receipt, real license number, real company name on the side of the van. For a fraction of what the dealer quoted her.

BSIS Licensed

LCO#6792

CA Bureau of Security & Investigative Services

NASTF Certified

National Automotive Service Task Force

Fully Insured

Liability & vehicle damage coverage

Google Guaranteed

Verified & backed by Google