I purchased a Navigation radio for my… I purchased a Navigation radio for my VW Beetle on Ebay but the code was not correct.Quite frustrating after doing the install ! The crew at VWCodes came through for me in almost no time at all , definitely a pleasure to work with them.Do not hesitate to utilize this company!!

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.

Ça fonctionne, merci, it's working ! Volkswagen Popular dealership in Montreal charged me 75 dollars to unlock my car radio. It didn't work, the code was wrong ! Firstly, they didn't want to refund me and secondly, they dared to tell me that there was no other code that the one they found ! So i decided to go online, provided the serial number of my car radio, paid about 15 dollars and it worked, they found the right code ! And I never had to bring my car anywhere, no chit-chat either ! Thank you so much ! Don't trust Fraudwagen !

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.

Dealership wouldn't do it, but VWcodes did. Eason and the company are trust worthy of credit card transaction and accurate information. I bought a Touareg 2010 OEM radio through Ebay and took it to a local radio place to remove the old one and install the new, and they tried 2 codes and blocked it to SAFE (they installed it good). I called the VW dealership with the serial number so I could get the code, but they wanted to get me there and pay 300 dollars. So VW CODES help me with getting the code and also with their posts/articles about how to deal with the 2SAFE code, which is the original procedure in the manual that I do not have. Really grateful.