Key Fob Remote Skin Cover Protector for 1997-2009 Lexus (HYQ1512V)

Key fob looks good now, and a bit more water resistant. Rubber feels good. Lets see how long the color print lasts.

Have an old Lexus LS430 that looks like new still, but the key fobs both were suffering from the weakness it seems was built into them. They ALL eventually crack right by the tiny screw hole that holds the 'clamshell' together. (What a lousy setup Lexus!!) Instead of buying more key fobs from the dealer, or walking around with tape holding them together, I gave this gizmo a shot. It slips on easily, and fits quite snug. This holds the two fob halves together perfectly, and all of the functions work just fine without any undo tricks required to engage the buttons through the silicone sleeve. For the cost I feel this is a worthwhile way to get yourself out of the broken Lexus key fob camp, at least for a couple of years anyway. No complaints at this point, but will report back if some inherent weakness appears.

Good quality

Fits perfect for the key to an Rx350. Still in very good condition, have had it for a good while now.

Pretty good option for protecting the plastic stock key FOB housing from unnecessary damage. Whatever plastic Lexus uses for the key FOB housing doesn’t last very long, becomes brittle and breaks apart. This silicon “skin” slides over the stock key and fits pretty snugly without deforming or tearing. It doesn’t interfere with key use in any way either. For the price it’s definitely worth buying, even if you have to replace it after a few years. Pros: Fits snugly, doesn’t interfere with key use, lasts a long time, price vs. replacing plastic key housing at dealership ($65), button layout & labels on silicon skin match stock key FOB correctly, oval opening on Lexus symbol side of key displays logo entirely Cons: Silicon skin stretches slightly after about a year of use but doesn’t affect performance of key, the silicon skin is an absolute DUST MAGNET and will collect whatever in your pocket/purse it comes in contact with (easily wiped off), dirt/lint eventually gathers under the silicon skin mainly around the button area and cause issues when you press the buttons (fixed by removing skin from key and rinsing out)

I have an older Lexus key fob that kept falling apart. This keeps both halves together and protect the key fob so it doesn’t get damaged. Easy fix, works well fits well.

I purchased these for a 2008 Lexus. The key fobs themselves were not super well designed. The plastic holding the key in place eventually weakens and cracks, loosening the key in the fob. These protectors could very likely delay the cracking, but they will not tighten things up after that happens. So, before I placed the shell cover on a fob still in good shape, I tried to strengthen the fob a bit by placing foil tape around the fob joint. As I plan to keep the car for the foreseeable future, maybe this will delay the problem on the key fob still in good shape.

Fit snug, keeps the original backing from falling off

This rubberized case protects the old plastic cover, has detailed writing for each button (solves the issue with worn out buttons), adds a bit of thickness and the back is open (in a round/oval shape) to display the logo.

Quality looks good, but the one I receive do not have opening at back for Lexus logo. This is all flat from back side.

Does not fit a Nissan pathfinder 2008 key