About car electronics & safety
Car electronics and safety include key fob shells, button pads, wireless adapters, stereo units and open face helmets.
Key items include 3, 4 and 5 button flip key shells and remote cases in ABS and metal, plus rubber replacement button pads. Wireless adapters let supported head units connect to a phone, and car stereo units come with 7, 8 and 9 inch screens. A screen-frame phone mount fits a dash bracket. Open face and half helmets have double visors and rear lights.
Compatibility is key. Key shells are made for certain models and button counts, so match your old key before buying, and expect to move the chip and blade from the old case. Stereos and adapters name the car or head unit they work with. For helmets, check your head size and local helmet rules.
Car Electronics & Safety questions
Do I need to reprogram a key after changing the shell?
Usually not, if you move the existing electronics into the new shell. A shell is only a case. Check the listing and match the blade and button layout.
What is a wireless car adapter?
It connects your phone to a compatible head unit without a cable. The listing names the systems it supports, so check that your car's screen is compatible.
What should I check when buying a helmet?
Measure your head circumference, check the visor type and make sure local rules allow that kind of helmet for your vehicle. The helmets here have double visors and rear lights.