Key Covers for Mazda
Alcantara and carbon fibre covers for Mazda's vertical smart key, including the 2-button version, and for the side-button key of the Mazda3 and CX-30.
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Hand-Stitched Alcantara Key Fob Cover for Mazda – Side-Button Series
Regular price 39,00 €Sale price 39,00 € Regular price -
Hand-Stitched Alcantara Key Fob Cover for Mazda – Vertical Smart Key
Regular price 39,00 €Sale price 39,00 € Regular price -
Hand-Stitched Alcantara Key Fob Cover for Mazda – Smart Key 2-Button
Regular price 39,00 €Sale price 39,00 € Regular price -
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Carbon Key Fob Cover for Mazda – Vertical Smart Key
Regular price 59,00 €Sale price 59,00 € Regular price
Mazda Key Covers
Mazda moved the buttons. Its vertical smart key has them stacked down the face under a round Mazda emblem; the newer key used on the fourth-generation Mazda3 and the CX-30 keeps a bare face with only the emblem and puts the buttons along one edge. Three covers here fit the vertical key (two hand-stitched Alcantara, one carbon fibre shell); one Alcantara cover fits the side-button key. All four leave the emblem uncovered, and on a Mazda that matters (see below).
Which Mazda smart key is yours?
| Key | How to spot it | Cover details |
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| Vertical smart key: Alcantara · carbon fibre | Buttons in a column on the face, emblem at the top | Alcantara: button column pressed in. Carbon fibre: two-piece snap-on shell, open front, for the 3-button key (lock, unlock, boot), with or without vents |
| Vertical 2-button smart key: Alcantara | Rounded teardrop outline, just lock and unlock | Both buttons pressed into the cover, window for the emblem |
| Side-button smart key: Alcantara | Bare face with the emblem, buttons on the edge | Choose key type A (3 buttons) or B (4 buttons) |
Face first, then count
- Buttons on the edge: the Side-Button cover. Count them to pick type A or B.
- Two buttons on the face: the 2-Button cover.
- More than two on the face: the Alcantara Vertical Smart Key cover (check the factory-key photo on its page), or the carbon fibre shell if yours is the 3-button key with lock, unlock and boot.
Go by the key rather than the car: Mazda's CX-5 manual shows two different key designs, each with its own battery (CR2025 or CR2032) and its own way of releasing the auxiliary key.
Power-saving mode and the emblem trick
- Buttons work, keyless doesn't: the key may be in power-saving mode, which switches off Advanced Keyless Entry and push-button start to spare the battery. Mazda's manual: press lock four times within three seconds, then hold lock for 1.5 seconds while the indicator light is on. The same sequence switches it back.
- Flat key battery: press the brake (or clutch), hold the key so the centre of its emblem lines up with the centre of the start button, wait for the green light, then press the button.
- Range: the MX-5 manual gives about 80 cm around the doors and boot. A key left on the dashboard, in the console box or beside a phone can end up locked inside.
Not sure which one you have? Take one picture of the button side and one of the profile, and message them to us on WhatsApp (+370 63170051) or to info@vietiki.com; we'll point you to the right cover.
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