GMC Envoy key replacement and programming
Envoy was a mid-size SUV sold briefly in the late 1990s and then from 2002 to 2009 alongside the Chevrolet Trailblazer.
Envoy key systems by model year
Year ranges follow Envoy generations and are approximate. Trim, build date and factory options can change the system within a year, so we confirm it from your VIN before dispatch.
- Photo pending1998–2000
Mechanical keys and separate remotes
Earlier Envoy; key type confirmed by VIN.
2002–2009Passlock-style systems
Metal key with a separate remote; anti-theft type depends on build.
Lost every Envoy key?
If no working key remains, we can program a new key at the vehicle for many GMC trucks and SUVs. Newer vehicles on GM’s newer electrical architecture can take more steps and some may need dealer involvement. We confirm from your VIN before dispatch.
What to send for a Envoy key quote
- Model year, from the registration or title
- Turn-key ignition or push-button start
- Whether any working key remains
- A photo of the key or ignition, if you have one
We come to Envoy owners in Burbank and North Hollywood, including driveways and parking structures. North Hollywood service area
Important compatibility notice — final key compatibility must be confirmed
The key images, vehicle models, and year ranges shown on this page are provided as a general identification guide and may not apply to every vehicle. The manufacturer may use different key systems within the same model year depending on trim level, production date, manufacturing location, ignition type, and factory equipment. Final compatibility must be confirmed using the vehicle’s VIN, ignition type, existing key or fob, and vehicle information before service. The images are representative examples and do not guarantee an exact visual match.
A current registration or title and matching government-issued photo identification must be verified before automotive key, lock, or immobilizer service is performed.