Nissan Rogue Key Fob Replacement
Lost the key or need a spare fob for your Nissan Rogue? A mobile locksmith comes to you and programs it on-site, same day, well under dealer pricing.
Locked out or down to one key for your Nissan Rogue? We're a mobile locksmith based in McKinney, and we cut and program Rogue keys and fobs on-site by your VIN, usually same day. You skip the tow and the dealer wait, and most jobs run well under what a Nissan dealership quotes.
- Key or fob cut to your VIN
- Programmed & tested on-site
- Mobile: we come to your car
- Usually well under dealer pricing
*Flat estimate for a standard transponder key. Proximity / push-to-start smart fobs cost more, and the exact price is quoted on the call before any work.
Nissan Rogue Keys & Fobs
What your Rogue needs depends on the year. First-gen Rogues (2008-2013) use a transponder ignition key with a chip in the head, plus a separate remote, or a remote-head key that combines both. Second-gen (2014-2020) and the third-gen (2021 and up) almost all run Nissan's Intelligent Key, a proximity smart fob with push-to-start; the fob has an emergency blade tucked inside for the door if the battery dies. Any of these has to be programmed to your car's immobilizer, and a smart fob also has to be registered to the body control module, so it isn't a job you can do with a hardware-store copy. We do the programming on-site with Autel and Xtool gear. If you've lost every key, we can still pull the PIN/key code from the VIN and start from scratch.
The most common Rogue call we get is a smart fob that's gotten flaky: push-to-start doesn't recognize it, or the doors only sometimes unlock. Nine times out of ten it's the CR2032 coin cell inside the fob, not the fob itself, and a fresh battery brings it right back. The other regular one is worn rubber buttons on an older remote-head key, where lock/unlock stops responding even though the chip still starts the car. When the case is cracked or the buttons are mush, we can supply a fresh fob and program it rather than charge you for a full new key you don't need.
Nissan Rogue Key Fob FCC IDs
Flip your fob over: the FCC ID is printed on the back of the case. Find it below, or just read it to our dispatcher. It tells us the exact remote your Nissan Rogue takes before the van rolls out.
| Years | Key type | FCC ID |
|---|---|---|
| 2008-2013 | Intelligent Key | CWTWB1U751 |
| 2014-2020 | Intelligent Key | KR5S180144106 |
| 2019-2022 | Intelligent Key | KR5TXN3, KR5TXN4 |
Spare key with a working key in hand: from $75. Full replacement, no key at all: from $189. Smart and proximity fobs price above basic chip keys; the exact flat number comes with your VIN on the call.
Trim and market can change the fob, and several IDs often fit one model year. We confirm the exact part by VIN on every job, so a mismatched guess never reaches your driveway.
Not sure if yours is a transponder key, flip remote or smart fob? Our car key types guide shows every kind with photos.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on the year. An older transponder or remote-head key for a 2008-2013 Rogue is on the cheaper end. The Intelligent smart fob on 2014-and-newer Rogues costs more because the fob itself is pricier and has to be registered to the car. Most Rogue jobs land in the couple-hundred range, and we quote you a flat price by VIN before we drive out, no surprises.
Yes. We don't need an existing key. We pull your Rogue's key code from the VIN, cut a fresh blade to match your locks and ignition, and program the transponder or smart fob to your immobilizer on-site. An all-keys-lost job takes a bit longer than adding a spare, but we can usually still knock it out same day.
Not the smart proximity fobs. Nissan's Intelligent Key has to be registered to the car's body control module with a scan tool that can authenticate, and it needs the security PIN tied to your VIN. Some very old transponder Rogues had an onboard procedure, but anything push-to-start needs the equipment we carry. That's why we come to you instead of you fighting the dash menus.
We do. A 2016 Rogue is second-gen, so it carries the Intelligent Key proximity fob with a hidden emergency blade, programmed to the body control module at your location. First-gen 2008-2013 transponder keys and the 2021-and-up fobs are the same visit. Every Rogue year is covered; we just need the VIN up front.
It depends on the year. 2008-2013 Nissan Rogue: CWTWB1U751; 2014-2020 Nissan Rogue: KR5S180144106; 2019-2022 Nissan Rogue: KR5TXN3 or KR5TXN4. The ID is printed on the back of your fob case. Trim and market can change it, so we confirm the exact part by VIN before the van rolls out.