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.

Disappointing Entered and paid for a VW radio code, that was supposed to be approx 2 hr wait during business hours their time, still waiting a full week later and nothing. I’ve sent 2 follow up emails and no response to them either. Pretty disappointing overall and reported to my card provider as fraudulent now.

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.

Most honest, best service, and lowest priced code provider I tried several links that promised to get you the code. Some were very difficult to navigate. Others had numerous pop-ups and sales pitches that required you to go to unlimited amounts of surveys and product sales pitches. Others were sketchy foreign sites and some wanted ridiculous amounts of money VWCodes was quick and easy to use and cost less than any alternative. It did take longer than the estimated two hours to get my code but I did get it in about eight hours and most importantly, it was correct. Once I had my code, my VW Beetle radio was on against n within thirty seconds. A very good and responsive customer service was a pleasure to deal with after getting the run around from Volkswagen dealers, who were no help at all.

I order the code I order the code . They send me one but it was wrong and I ask for good one but nobody reply