Built for people who aren’t car people
Where this came from
A flat battery, and a radio that came back on asking for a security code. Finding that code meant a trip to a main dealer, or one of a dozen websites that assumed knowledge we didn’t have and explained none of it. The information existed. It just wasn’t written for anybody who wasn’t already a mechanic.
Not everyone is an automotive expert, and nobody should have to be. Plenty of people will happily sort this out themselves given clear instructions, and nobody was giving them any. That seemed like a fixable problem, so we fixed it: plain English, one page per make, and a free check before any money changes hands.
We are new, and we would rather say so
There are no thousands of five-star reviews to show you, because there are not thousands of customers yet. Pretending otherwise would be a strange way to start.
So instead of asking you to take our word for it, here is what was done before the site opened.
23,344,781 serial and code pairs checked against known-correct manufacturer dataZero mismatches, and the check runs again before every update. Where our answer and that data disagreed and we could not explain why, the radio type was withdrawn rather than sold. There are families of radio we could list today and don’t.
A wrong code is worse than no code. Some radios allow only a few attempts before they lock harder, and a refund does not undo that. It is the whole reason the checking matters more than the marketing.
If it goes wrong
You get your money back in full, no forms and no argument, under our refund policy. If you simply lose the code, we send it again free for as long as we exist, because your code never changes. One purchase covers every future battery change.
An independent service
MyRadioCode is an independent UK service and is not affiliated with, authorised by, or endorsed by any vehicle or radio manufacturer. All brand names, logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners, and are used only to describe the radios we can help with.
Questions? We’re happy to help, so get in touch.