Which Auto key programmer best for American and Asian cars?

Are you confused about which Car Key Programmer is best for American and Asian cars? This blog will recommend three key programmers with different prices: OBDSTAR X-100 PRO, SuperOBD SKP-900 and Tango programmer. The details are as follows:

 

Here you will start from learning OBDSTAR X-100 PRO, SuperOBD SKP900 and Tango programmer separately, then user feedbacks on these three tools, then a short conclusion at last.

 

OBDSTAR X-100 PRO Auto Key Programmer for American and Asian cars

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Price: $339

X100 PRO C+D Type function: Immobilizer remote match+ Odometer+ OBD Software

 

OBDSTAR X-100 PRO Programmer supported car list:

https://blog.uobdii.com/obdstar-x100-pro-key-programmer-car-model-list/

 

OBDSTAR X-100 PRO Highlight:  Support EEPROM Function (EEPROM Chip read and Immobilizer initialization)

Note: It doesn’t support Toyota G Chip and Proton.

 

What about OBDSTAR X-100 PRO update?

OBDSTAR X-100 PRO update free online on official website for 1 year.

 

SuperOBD SKP-900 Key Programmer for American and Asian cars

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Price: $529

SKP-900 can support almost all cars in the world, such as Ford, Land Rover, Chrysler, Jeep, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Mitsubishi, Hyundai, Kia, and so on.

 

SKP900 Key Programmer supported list:

http://www.uobdii.com/upload/pro/skp-900-supported-car-model.pdf

 

SKP-900 Key Programmer Highlights:

  1. It can program many car key without need for Pin Code. Besides, it can read Pin Code for many cars.
  2. It support TOYOTA G chip.

 

What about SKP-900 update and token issue?

  1. SKP-900 update free monthly.
  2. SKP-900 need tokens but it is free to add tokens.

 

Tango key programmer for American and Asian cars

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Price: $1,029

 

What transponders Tango key programmer can do?

Philips Transponders, Temic Transponders, Megamos Transponders, Texas Transponders, Atmel Transponders.

Tango programmer’s features:

  1. It can read, write and generate the latest transponders used in the latest vehicle immobilizer technologies.
  2. It can produce working keys by EEPROM dump, identify transponders and clone keys.

 

Tango programmer’s supported car list/ transponder list:

http://www.sinodownloads.com/down/download/PDF/3511073-TANGO-featuresEn.pdf

 

What special functions Tango have? (Tango highlight)

  1. After generating a new transponder with TANGO Programmer, you will not need any additional diagnostic equipment to program the generated transponder to the car! It will start the car directly, even on new FIAT CODE 2 system, also used in PSA Group vehicles! Only you have to write the new file back into the immobilizer system!
  2. Tango can read kilometers, VIN and transponder types.

 

What about Tango update and token issue?

  1. This Original TANGO Key Programmer with basic software update online free. (Now you can get Free Daihatsu G Chip Authorization support both write and copy at uobdii.com) You need to pay for authorization when add additional capabilities, special function or work it on special car model.
  2. TANGO Key Programmer doesn’t need tokens!

 

User feedbacks on OBDSTAR X-100 PRO, SuperOBD SKP900 and Tango:

 

Very good for Asian and American cars is SKP-900. But I also use Tango. Tango is excellent, but can’t do cars remote locking for example and is all for off car programming (needing XPROG etc)

 

I use X100 pro OBDSTAR. I’m very happy with it. Not perfect but very good!

 

I have x-100 pro and it’s nowhere near as good as SKP900, also Tango in my opinion is much better for off car programming. SKP900 has very good OBD coverage especially American cars. Tango is superb for all difficult and on the bench. Moreover Tango is very good at EEPROM Applications.

 

Conclusion:

There is no a perfect key programmer that can do all car keys in all occasions. But you can find a better one which is good and useful for your own usage. Hope this blog helps.

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