SUPALAND Key Fob Replacement for GM OUC60270 (2007–2013) — Blank Transponder, Pre-tested with Batteries

SUPALAND's OUC60270 key fob replacement is a fully tested, ready-to-program remote and blank uncut transponder key built to fit select GMC, Chevrolet and Buick models from 2007–2013.

If your factory remote is lost, damaged, or the key blade is worn, this SUPALAND unit offers an affordable aftermarket replacement that matches OEM button layout and electrical IDs commonly used by GM vehicles. The package ships with batteries installed and electronics pre-assembled; you’ll still need to have the metal key cut and the remote keyed/programmed to your vehicle. Confirm the button configuration and FCC/P/N numbers listed on your original fob before purchase to ensure compatibility.

Which vehicles and part numbers does this replace?

This SUPALAND fob is manufactured to work with a range of GM models and replaces several factory remote and key part numbers. It’s intended for common GM platforms from 2007 through 2013, including SUVs and trucks where the OUC60270 remote was standard.

• Fits GMC Acadia, Sierra; Chevy Silverado 1500/2500, Avalanche, Traverse, Equinox;
• Also compatible with Buick Enclave and similar GM models from 2007–2013;
• Replaces remote P/Ns 15913421, 20868672, 20952474 and FCC IDs OUC60270 / OUC60221;
• Includes blank transponder for key blank 15871576 (CHIP 46) for dealer or locksmith cutting.

How do I prepare and program this replacement fob?

The remote is shipped pre-tested with batteries already installed, and simple programming instructions are provided on the package. Programming steps vary by year and model; many owners can follow the printed guidance for self-programming, while others will prefer a locksmith or dealer for transponder synchronization and key cutting.

• Follow the on-package programming links or instructions for your exact model year;
• If self-programming isn’t supported for your vehicle, take it to a locksmith or dealer to program the transponder and remote;
• Key blade is uncut—have a locksmith or dealership cut it to your original key profile;
• Verify battery polarity and remote function after programming; swap if any issue appears.

What arrives in the box and how reliable is the unit?

SUPALAND supplies a complete remote assembly with electronics and batteries already installed so you can test function immediately after programming. Each unit undergoes testing before shipment; the item is new and requires cutting and programming to match your vehicle.

• Comes as a brand-new remote plus blank, uncut transponder key;
• Electronics and batteries pre-installed and tested prior to shipping;
• Includes printed programming links on the package for quick reference;
• Requires key cutting and vehicle-specific programming to become operational.

How do I confirm compatibility before buying?

Cross-check the button layout and part or FCC numbers on your existing remote; visual match and matching P/N or FCC information are the quickest ways to confirm fit. If you’re unsure, remove your old key’s emergency blade or check the plastic housing for printed numbers to compare with this listing.

• Compare OEM button appearance and placement with product photos;
• Match P/Ns 15913421 / 20868672 / 20952474 or FCC OUC60270 / OUC60221 where possible;
• Confirm your vehicle make, model and year fall within the 2007–2013 range;
• Ask a locksmith to verify the transponder chip type (Chip 46) if uncertain.

Who is this for: This SUPALAND replacement is aimed at owners of compatible GMC, Chevrolet and Buick vehicles from 2007–2013 who need an economical, new remote and uncut transponder key. It’s a good choice for DIYers who will program or coordinate programming with a locksmith, and for anyone who wants a tested, ready-to-program aftermarket fob that mirrors OEM button layout. If you prefer plug-and-play convenience without cutting or programming, consider consulting a dealer before buying.