Keyzone KPHY012 Replacement Remote Keypad Fit for Hyundai i20

Key : i20 Sportz 2013 model.After seeing it first, i felt it to be very tiny and thought it would not fit in properly.But i was wrong.After completely and neatly removing the remainings of the ruined rubber from the shell of key where all the buttons are.I tried putting the piece without any adhesive and man, it fit so well.But for longevity, applied a very thin layer of Quick Fix and now the Key is just like a New one.And Quality of the product is quite Good.

Good and easy to fit.

Great product. Easy to fix. Perfect fitment for my Hyundai Xcent Key.Important to carefully cut off the small stubs on the inside of the pad (use nail clippers) . Else it may not fit in well.Pre and post pic uploaded.

Just okay. I had ordered a similar product from another vendor 3 years back (can't find that vendor now though). Their quality was top notch, and the price was similar. The rubber is sturdy, so it might not last for long and might develop cracks soon

It fits perfectly to my car key, all you have to do is 1) remove old rubber part gently2) clean casing with soft brush3) take out metal casing if loosened up, clean it too4) cut 4 extra rubber bulges present at 4 corners(I used nail cutter)5) try fixing it dry6) try with soft glueVoi la!!You are good to go.Key makers were asking to change casing for 1200, I did it in 200 that too bloody marvellous.

no issue with the quality of product but it does not fit my key properly. I had to make some arrangements to be able to fit it

I ordered this after reading the reviews and saved lot of time installing. Only need to remove the small rubbers points on back and then it fits perfectly. And please use mild adhesive like fevicol dont use fevi-kwik as it may harden the rubber and reduce life

It fits my Hyundai i20 (2014) remote fine. There are four little stub like protuberances on the inside of the keypad which were not there in the original keypad (see attached images) which made the fit a bit loose. So I just clipped these stubs away with a nail clipper and it then sat perfectly :) I also applied a thin line of Fevicol for better adherence but be careful not to overdo the Fevicol thing and avoid using harsh glues like Fevikwik.