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.

Reluctant at first Reluctant at first, but happy in the end! Radio Code came in my email after about 10 hours and worked perfectly on my 2011 Jetta SportWagen TDI. I would highly recommend these guys as a safe alternative to any VW dealer service when it comes to recovering a radio code!

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.

Awesome service, got my radio working! Awesome service! Bought a used V dub with a radio that was locked out and no owners manual. All the free radio code generators online wouldn't work, so I gave them my radio serial number and a couple dollars, and was sent a code the same day. The code worked, I can now jam out while getting 40mpg!

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.