SEAT Radio Codes

Ordered a radio code for seat ibiza. Sent through in under an hour. Worked perfectly. Not a lot more to say.

"I am an Auto Dealer in Seattle. I used to be able to call one of the local Audi dealers, provide the vin, the radio serial number and proof of ownership and they would provide the code over the phone for free. Now, all 3 dealers in the area insist that the vehicle has to scheduled in for a 90 minute ""Express Appointment"" at which time they will scan the vehicle and provide the code. So 2 and 1/2 hours or so, counting the round trip, a paid 90 minute appointment OR....pay these guys $19.00 USD

Very good worked first time seat Leon

"Called Audi and they wanted 25 and me to go there and said it would take 30 mins. Checked online and found this site was a little sceptical but didn't want to go to the dealer. Glad I took the risk, had my code emailed to me in 20 mins and didn't have to leave my seat. (I already had my serial number from my radio). Great service, would definitely recommend."

Quick service for SEAT radio codeI required a radio code for my SEAT Alana mp3 radio following a new car battery fitting as I had lost the original record. This service was well worth the 25 as all dealers contacted wanted almost double the price and also said they needed the car for a certain length of time too. Took around 4 hours to deliver the code but I requested it around 8AM so more than happy with the speed of the service.Would definitely use again

"Called Audi and they wanted 25 and me to go there and said it would take 30 mins. Checked online and found this site was a little sceptical but didn't want to go to the dealer. Glad I took the risk, had my code emailed to me in 20 mins and didn't have to leave my seat. (I already had my serial number from my radio). Great service, would definitely recommend."

Best service seat code and work 100% Regards From Denmark

"Don't use this company if your device is a newer VAG (Volks, Audi, Skoda or Seat) unit that is locked in 'Component Protection'. Component protection is the newer VAG anti theft measure, post 2014 I believe. Codes are not needed if the head unit is disconnected from the battery, provided it is reinstalled into the same vehicle. However, the unit will lock out if it is moved from one vehicle to another and this requires a visit to the dealer to resolve. I eventually received a refund but it too

"I am an Auto Dealer in Seattle. I used to be able to call one of the local Audi dealers, provide the vin, the radio serial number and proof of ownership and they would provide the code over the phone for free. Now, all 3 dealers in the area insist that the vehicle has to scheduled in for a 90 minute ""Express Appointment"" at which time they will scan the vehicle and provide the code. So 2 and 1/2 hours or so, counting the round trip, a paid 90 minute appointment OR....pay these guys $19.00 USD

"Excellent. I thought the price was a little steep to begin with, but when I approached a SEAT dealer they wanted 20.00+vat and then couldn't provide one because the computer wouldn't link with the radio. The age of the car was the excuse provided! No mention was made of the possibility of getting one on-line; getting a new radio was of course mentioned! Well done RadioCodes. Thoroughly recommended."