Which kit fits my 2016 GMC Terrain?

The EVO-ALL kit is sold specifically for the 2010-2017 Terrain key start. The EVO-GMT1 covers select flip-key GM vehicles, so confirm your Terrain is on its supported list before buying.

Do I need a dealer visit to program either kit?

The EVO-ALL kit ships with a FLASHLINK4 programmer, so no dealer visit or special tools are needed. The EVO-GMT1 is preloaded and programmed through its on-board LEDs.

How do I start the car with each kit?

Both start the engine when you press lock three times on the factory remote. The EVO-GMT1 also lists a stand-alone remote starter option.

Will I get a new remote with either kit?

The EVO-ALL kit lists two 1-button and two 4-button 2-way remotes but states no remote keyfob is included, so you start with your factory fob. The EVO-GMT1 lists no extra remotes.

Does either kit add security features?

The EVO-GMT1 lists an alarm system. The EVO-ALL kit lists tracking. Neither is a full aftermarket alarm on its own.

Is the EVO-ALL kit worth $199.79?

It is the only price given for this pair, $199.79 at Pluginstarters.com as of November 3, 2026. You pay for Terrain-specific configuration and the included FLASHLINK4 programmer.

Fortin EVO-GMT1 Remote Start Kit with T-Harness for 2015 GMC Terrain vs Plug and Play 3X Lock Remote Start Kit GMC Terrain 2010-2017 Key Start

Both kits start a key-start GM vehicle by pressing lock three times on the factory fob, and both use Fortin hardware. The EVO-GMT1 is the factory-fit combo for select Cadillac, Chevy, Buick and GMC flip-key vehicles, with alarm and doorlock functions built in. The EVO-ALL kit is sold specifically for the 2010-2017 GMC Terrain and ships with a FLASHLINK4 programmer. The Terrain kit is priced at $199.79 at Pluginstarters.com as of November 3, 2026; no price was given for the EVO-GMT1.

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