[Desertraptor]

Holy cow Batman
My E90 325i came with a single key.
Just called BMW shop. $600 for replacement. WTF is this thing made of?
Been told not to bother with the cheap online keys by reputable service centre.
Only choice is BMW? Really

[Maynard23]

I too need a replacement key and from all the research I have conducted there is no generic alternative available...yet.

I would be very happy to be proven wrong!
Bring it on...

Originally Posted by Desertraptor

Holy cow Batman
My E90 325i came with a single key.
Just called BMW shop. $600 for replacement. WTF is this thing made of?
Been told not to bother with the cheap online keys by reputable service centre.
Only choice is BMW? Really

[donR]

$600 is actually not too bad.

They are expensive and then you still need to get it coded to the car if you have comfort access.

A few of us have bought OEM keys from bimmernav without issues:

https://store.bimmernav.com/

You might save a little bit.

[Desertraptor]

Originally Posted by donR

$600 is actually not too bad.

They are expensive and then you still need to get it coded to the car if you have comfort access.

A few of us have bought OEM keys from bimmernav without issues:

https://store.bimmernav.com/

You might save a little bit.

thanks Don
Will have a look
Dangerous to reply on 1 key

[///Mposter]

I thought my NT510 Fox well can code /add a key. I haven't tried thought but I remember reading it before I purchased it. I mainly bought it to do the battery and injectors, but has come in handy for a multitude of scenarios. I think you can ask the tech support on the website and get the instructions. I couldn't figure something out once and they gave the specific drill down of the menus to do it once i gave them my serial number and model.