If you’re buying a Renault key cover, check how the metal blade comes out before you count the buttons. Start with the Renault key-cover collection and look for the design you carry: a key with a fixed blade, a flip key or a flat smart access card. Keep that key beside the product photos. Match the outline, button positions and openings before choosing a colour or material.
Kwid, Triber or Kiger: two buttons can mean two different listings
The Renault 2-button collection includes both a remote-key listing and one labelled for a flip key. The black silicone remote-key cover shows an exposed blade above a rounded head, with two lock buttons and a long key-ring slot at the opposite end. Compare that full outline with your key, including where the blade meets the plastic.
If your blade folds into the shell and springs out when you press a release, check the black silicone cover listed for the 2-button flip key. The gallery shows the blade extended, so that photo alone can’t tell you how it opens. Check the hinge end of your own key against the cover opening. If you can’t see where the release and blade would sit, ask SHOPOFLUX to compare photos before you order.
Triber and Kiger: look for four icons on the smart access card
If you carry a flat card-style fob, look for the layout shown in the Triber and Kiger TPU smart-key cover listing. In its reference photo, four controls sit in two rows: lock and unlock on one row, and light and boot symbols on the other. It’s easy to count the two rectangular rows as two buttons. Compare all four symbols and the outline of the card, then browse the Renault 4-button smart-key covers for that design.
Duster: check for a round blade release on a three-button key
The Duster 3-button flip-key cover shows a round release near the blade end, above three vertically stacked remote buttons. The separate Triber and Kiger 3-button key cover also shows three buttons in a stack, but its reference photo shows a different shell around the blade. If you’re comparing these two listings, look at the top of the key first. That’s where the Duster flip design needs space for the release and the swinging blade.
Two quick checks before ordering
Does the model year settle which cover I need?
Use it to narrow your search. Renault India’s owner’s manuals are organised by vehicle and production period and can help you identify the key you have. For the cover, compare the key in your hand with the product photos, especially if your fob shell has been replaced.
Can I use the same cover for my main key and spare?
Compare them side by side first. Order the same cover only if both have the same shell outline, buttons, blade or release position, and ring opening. If you need help matching them, take one photo straight above the buttons and another from the side that shows the blade end.
