Vwcodes - Car Radio Unlock ServiceReviews of vwcodes.org

I got my RNS-510 code eventually, cause VW factory server was under maintenence almost 10 hrs! I got this update from help desk! Service was excellent!

These guys are amazing!!! VW quoted me $260 to give me the code for a car that I had bought of them with the stereo in it! Would not even negotiate!!! One quick search and I was lucky enough to find them. Paid and typed in my details. Within 2 hours they sent me the code! All for under $20 Australian. So happy!!!! Thanks guys!!!

I had to send an email because I hadn’t received my code in 6 hours, but they responded with my code shortly afterwards. It was wrong but they continued to assist me and suggested I try 0000 which worked :)

Very pleasurable experience. Quick response and very friendly staff. Genuinely concerned for their customers! Excellent experience and will I give high praise and referrals for any in need of their services. Thank You!

I bought a radio for the Passat b7 and got it without a code. The boys send me a code and it works. thank you

Excellent service. Correct code received within 2hours or order.

After reaching out to our local dealer to get the radio/navigation code, we went in for an appointment, waited an hour, then they came back out and said they could not get the code that day. They said we needed to come back and expect to leave the car over night at $200/hr. I then reached out to the main VW customer service, which put me on hold while he researched the situation. I had told him that I have the vin and serial number of the radio/navigation and I was told they should do it for free because it says so in the owners Manuel. He came back 20 min later to tell me that it is only free for 1998-2004 cars so we needed to go through a dealership so they can scan it. I said, “so it is VW practice to charge $200/hr to get a code on a used car(2009)”? He said, “yes”. Absolutely absurd customer service. This is my college aged daughters car which needed a new battery, when that was replaced the radio locked out and there was no card with the owners Manuel. What a scam from VW. VWcodes was able to get our radio/navigation code in 2 hours! And for less than $25 and no need to leave our home. Thanks again for not robbing people!

Changed the battery in my mother's 2007 Passat, and, of course, I needed the code to unlock the radio. Pretty sure my father filed it away somewhere, but he's been dead for 12 years, so needless to say, he was no help. I contacted my local VW dealer, as recommended by VW Canada, and was told they'd need the car for an hour to hook up this, and check that - $125 plus tax. Found VWCodes online, and figured "What the heck". Entered the radio serial number (a 2 minute job pulling the radio), made the payment, and waited. I knew from the negative reviews that it could take longer than the 2 hours, and to check my Junk folder for the response. OK, so it took 6 hours, big deal - what VWCodes charged would just have been the tax on the $125, so I saved $125. And the response did end up in my Junk folder, by the way. Entered the code, and poof! - thar be music! Totally satisfied and happy.