My Volkswagen radio died My Volkswagen radio died, I ordered a used replacement from eBay. I received it in the mail, installed it in my car, and it’s asking for a 4 digit code to unlock. The seller didn’t answer back with any answers about it in a reasonable time, so I found vwcodes.org with a google search. I followed the instructions to find the serial number, paid the fee, and 2 hours later I had the correct code to unlock my new(to me) radio.

Volkswagen beta radio safe mode A very easy company to deal with. I purchased a radio for my mk4 from a breakers yard but it did not come with the code and was in safe mode. Quick email to these guys with the serial number and got my code in a few hours ( time delay as i am in uk). Highly recommend, code given works straight away.

Perfect, fast service - A+ Bought a used Jetta radio from eBay that didn't come with a code, dealership wanted $130 to scan it to figure out the code. VWCodes got me the code for $13 in a few hours. Excellent service, would definitely recommend them to anyone who needs a radio code.

I was reluctant at first but took the… I was reluctant at first but took the plunge, I heard bad things about these kind of radio code services, but fear not with vwcodes.org Their website was easy to use the results were quick and accurate not to mention priced very fair. As a small used car dealer in Baltimore they had me at the first code retrieval.

Great service, worked like a charm Radio screen on my Volkswagen failed and was a 1000$ to replace so I bought one on Ebay for cheap that didn't have the security code. Dealer wanted 80$ to try and obtain said code and wouldn't guarantee they could do it. I found many web sites out that seemed like a scam, where you would have to subscribe to some third party site and give credit card info to get a code. This place is legit, it took a little longer than two hours to get it, but when I inquired I received a response quickly from a real person and radio is unlocked. Cheap and I don't have to drive to the dealer to do something so simple as to find a serial number on a radio and punch 4 digits.