so, I recently had to get a replacement key for my 2012 F150. man, what a headache. I thought it would be simple, you know? But then I found out it could cost anywhere from $150 to $350. why so much for a tiny piece of metal that opens a door?
I ended up going to the dealer because I heard they do it right. And it took like an hour just to program the thing. crazy right? the guy said it’s all about that fancy chip inside the key. you think it’d be easier to just use a screwdriver if you lost it. has anyone else had this problem? or is it just me?
I ve dealt with this in Texas, and it’s definitely pricey! A dealer can charge over $200 for a replacement key. I found a local locksmith who did it for much less, so check around before committing!
So in my experience, I ve paid around $200 for a replacement key for my 2012 F150 in California. It’s a bit steep, but at least it works perfectly. Definitely worth it for peace of mind!
I ve replaced the key for my 2012 F150 last year in Texas, and it was around $200 at the dealer. I was kinda shocked at the price, honestly! But I’ve heard some folks getting it done for less at local locksmiths. Just make sure you have the right programming, or you’ll end up stuck!
I’ve had to get a replacement key for my 2012 F150 a while back in Texas, and it set me back around $150! I went to the dealer since I needed the key fob too, which can add up quick. There’s ways to save, though, if you look for locksmiths or online options. Just make sure they’re legit, or it might cost more later. Good luck!
I ve had to get a replacement key for my 2012 F150 here in Texas, and it set me back about $200! Kinda pricey, but it works like a charm!
I ve had to get a key for my 2012 F150 before in Texas, and it’s usually around $150 at the dealer. Kinda pricey!
I’ve had to replace my key for my 2012 F150 last year in Texas. It was around $200 at the dealer, which was kind of a shock! I ve heard some folks manage to get it done for less at locksmiths or online, but I didn’t wanna risk it. Overall, it’s a bummer but at least the truck runs great! Hope this helps!
Just last month, I ve replaced my 2012 F150 key in Texas. Cost me around $150 at the dealer, but it was worth it for peace of mind!
I ve had to get a replacement key for my 2012 F150 in Texas, and it wasn’t cheap! I ended up paying around $150 at the dealer. Might wanna check local locksmiths too; they sometimes offer better prices. Just be sure they can program the key properly. Happy driving!
I ve had my 2012 F150 for a few years now, and when I needed a replacement key, it was around $100 at a local dealer here in Texas. Kinda pricey, but worth it for the peace of mind. Just make sure to check if you need programming too!
I ve had to replace a key for my 2012 F150 in Ohio, and it cost me around $250 at the dealer. Ouch, but it was worth it for peace of mind!
I ve had to replace my F150 key here in Ontario last summer, and it cost me around $200 at the dealer! 
I couldn’t believe how pricey it was! However, I found out you can get cheaper options online, but you might need to get them programmed. Still, it’s nice to have a spare just in case!
Living in Texas, I’ve had to get a new key for my 2012 F150 before. I ve found that going to the dealership can be pretty pricey, usually around $200+. But if you go to a local locksmith or even online, I’ve seen people get it done for about $100. It’s def worth shopping around! Just make sure they can program the transponder chip right; otherwise, you could end up with a useless key!
I ve heard it can be pretty pricey! When I needed a replacement for my 2011 F150 in Texas, it cost me around $200 at the dealer. Crazy, right?
I ve had to get a replacement key for my 2012 F150 in Texas, and it cost me around $150! Kinda steap, but I needed it fast. The dealer was quick, but I definitely recommend checking local locksmiths, they can be cheaper!
I ve had to get a replacement key for my 2012 F150 last year here in Texas, and it cost around $150 at the dealer. Kinda pricey, right? But I guess when you need it, you have to bite the bullet. I’ve heard some people managed to find cheaper options online, but I didn’t want to risk it. Just make sure if you go that route, you’re getting a good quality key!
I ve dealt with this before! When I lost my key for my 2012 F150 in Texas, it cost me about $150 at the dealer, including programming. It’s a bit steep, but I guess it’s better than being locked out and stranded, right?
I’ve had to replace my 2012 F150 key recently, and it cost me around $200 at the dealer in Ohio. Man, I was shocked! The dealer said it has a chip for security, which makes it higher. I’ve seen DIY options online too, but they weren’t super reliable. Just something to keep in mind!
I ve got a 2012 F150 too, and I remember paying around $200 for a replacement key at the dealership in Texas. It was kinda steep, but I guess it’s worth it for peace of mind. Just be sure to check local locksmiths, they might be cheaper!