Car Keys Express GMRM-30RE Gm Keyless Entry Remote

Product Description

The CAR KEYS EXPRESS GMRM-30RE is a brand-new aftermarket keyless entry remote designed to replace the original factory-issued remote on select GM vehicles. It provides three button functions: Lock, Unlock, and Panic. Built to match OEM remote functionality, this unit ships with DIY programming instructions, allowing the remote to be paired to the vehicle without a trip to the dealership or a dedicated programming tool in many applications. It is a practical, cost-effective replacement for lost, damaged, or failed factory remotes on Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles.

This remote is suited for use on qualifying Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC passenger vehicles that use a compatible 3-button keyless entry system. It is intended for installation by automotive locksmiths, automotive technicians, and experienced DIY vehicle owners. Programming instructions are included in the package, supporting self-programming where the vehicle allows it. Quantities are available in single units up to case packs of 48 units, making it a viable stocking item for locksmiths and service shops that regularly handle keyless entry replacements.

Key Features

• Three-button configuration: Lock, Unlock, and Panic
• Aftermarket replacement matches OEM keyless entry functionality
• DIY programming instructions included in every unit
• Compatible with select Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles
• Brand-new unit, not refurbished or remanufactured

Compatibility

Designed as an aftermarket replacement keyless entry remote for select Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles equipped with a compatible 3-button keyless entry system. Verify fitment against the vehicle year, make, model, and existing FCC ID before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by an automotive locksmith or qualified automotive technician, though the included DIY programming instructions support owner self-programming on compatible vehicles. Before beginning programming, verify the vehicle is in park, all doors are closed, and the ignition is in the correct position as specified in the included instructions. Do not attempt to disassemble the remote or modify internal components. If self-programming fails, a professional automotive locksmith with the appropriate programming equipment should complete the procedure.