3 Pack 3 Button Car Key Case Fob Rubber Pad Replacement Hyundai i40 i20 i10 | i30 ix20 ix30 ix35 Santa Fe Tucson Elantra Accent Car Remote Control Flip Key Fob Shell Case Buttons Cover

This product is a perfect fit for my Hyundai key. While there are installation instructions available on YouTube, here's a tip: you'll need to remove the solid plastic frame first to fit the rubber around it. There is a lip on the rubber which should sit over the plastic frame. Once the rubber is in place, you can reattach the frame and rubber to the key. However, be aware that the plastic studs on the frame may have widened slightly, making it difficult to reinsert after removal. I found that using a nail file to taper the plastic studs back to a point made it much easier to fit them into the mounting holes.

Fits Hyundai ix35. They fitted great once in but they were tricky to put in.

A perfect replacement but fiddly to fit, it doesn't just press in, you need to prize off the plastic frame over the buttons and stretch the new keypad over it, place it inside the silver edging then press the assembly back into the fob.

These replacement keypads are not fit for purpose and are a waste of money. I would request a refund from Amazon but have damaged all three by trying to make them fit. The problem is the small ridge that runs around the inside of the rubber keypad. It is fractionally wider than the original keypad which means it does not fit correctly and fall out. My recommendation is don’t waste your money unless you are prepared to use super glue

Fits the key for my 2016 Hyundai i10 perfectly! I replaced it with ease and have spares due to the multipack.

The most important thing is that when you remove your old worn out rubber pad, the key shell needs a good clean of all rubber remnants. including under the frame that is revealed once the pad comes off. Otherwise the new pad will not sit in place. Hence people complain about it popping off because it is not sitting in place correctly in the first place. This is very important because the new pad will need to wrap around that plastic frame that's visible once the old pad comes off. It is very difficult to clean the edges under that frame. so I carefully removed the frame by levering it out with a flat head screw drivers. The frame is held in place with 6 pegs, 3 on each side. I broke 2, but was still ok. You just have to hope you don't break all of them. Once the frame is out, you get full access underneath the edges to really clean it up, then you will see how easily the new pad wraps around the frame. Finally you put the frame back in place with the new pad nicely wrapped around it. The surviving pegs should snap in place. Result: brand new key fob. It's a bonus there is 3 in pack. I replaced it on both my keys and still left one spare.

Good quality rubber replacement buttons. They could do with a sticky back as they kept popping out. I’ve put a thin layer of glue around the edges to stop that but it’s a bit fiddly hence 4 stars.

Doesn’t fit my fob for a 2014 Hyundai i30. To be fair likely not the manufacturer’s fault as I expect the shape changed for newer or older models. Otherwise seems like a quality product that would have fixed my issue with fob buttons that had mostly disintegrated and held together with tape.