SUPALAND Keyless Entry Remote Start Key Fob Replacement for Chevy Tahoe Suburban & GMC Yukon 2015-2020 — Chrome, 6-Button Pack of

SUPALAND replacement key fobs are pre-tested, battery-installed 6-button remote starters compatible with Chevy Tahoe/Suburban and GMC Yukon models using FCC ID M3N-32337100, sold as a pack of two and ready for dealer or locksmith programming.

Replacing a lost or damaged factory key fob shouldn’t mean waiting weeks or buying an expensive OEM unit. This SUPALAND keyless entry remote-start replacement is styled in chrome with six tactile buttons, pre-loaded electronics and battery, and tested before shipping so the fobs arrive prepared for professional programming. They fit many 2015–2020 Chevy and GMC full-size SUVs that use FCC ID M3N-32337100 and the listed part numbers.

Will this key fob work with my vehicle?

Compatibility depends on the vehicle’s year, model, and the original transmitter's FCC ID or part number. These SUPALAND fobs match FCC ID M3N-32337100 and are intended for select 2015–2020 Chevy Tahoe, Suburban and GMC Yukon/Yukon XL Denali 1500 and 2500 models.

• Fits vehicles using FCC ID: M3N-32337100
• Compatible part numbers: 13577766, 13577767, 84540864
• Designed for Chevy Tahoe/Suburban and GMC Yukon/Yukon XL Denali (2015–2020)
• Confirm vehicle compatibility with your VIN or dealership before purchase

What arrives in the box and how are the fobs prepared?

Each order includes two complete key fobs with their internal electronics and batteries already installed. SUPALAND pre-tests every unit with professional locksmith tools so they leave the factory functional and ready for the required professional programming step.

• Pack includes: 2 key fobs (electronics and battery pre-installed)
• Pre-tested with locksmith-grade equipment for quality assurance
• No need to install batteries or solder components
• Shipped ready for dealer or locksmith programming

How do I get the fob programmed to my vehicle?

These fobs require programming by a qualified locksmith or a dealership — self-programming is not supported. The technician will use the vehicle’s diagnostic or programming tools to upload the correct security codes and synchronize the remote with your vehicle’s receiver.

• Professional programming required; DIY programming not available
• Bring proof of ownership and vehicle identification to the locksmith/dealer
• Programming time usually depends on the shop; call ahead for estimates
• Keep original key or VIN info handy to speed the process

Who is this for? Drivers of Chevy Tahoe, Suburban or GMC Yukon family SUVs (2015–2020) who need an affordable, OEM-style replacement remote with six buttons and chrome finish. It’s ideal for anyone replacing lost, broken, or worn factory remotes who prefers a tested, ready-to-program unit sold as a convenient two-pack. If you want plug-and-play functionality without internal assembly and are comfortable arranging professional programming, this SUPALAND kit is a practical, cost-effective alternative to dealership-only remotes.