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Don't pay or wait more than you need to for your Becker radio code. We generate all Becker codes instantly, so whether you drive an Alfa Romeo or a Porsche, whether you listen to Heart FM or your own tunes – we'll get you back into your radio or navigation in minutes.
The most accurate way to get your Becker radio's 4 or 5-digit radio unlock code is by decoding it from the radio's serial number. Our instant Becker radio decoder currently supports the following serial numbers:
There are two ways to find your radio's serial number – a rapid one and a slightly slower one.
Because we incur costs and fees for every code we generate, our money-back guarantee does not usually cover codes decoded from incorrect serial numbers. For this reason you should always double-check that the serial number you enter has the same letters and numbers as the serial number on your radio. However we will always make exceptions in obviously confusing situations, such as when a Q looks like an O or an I looks like an L.
If your radio has a TP button, you can use the short serial number on the display to generate your code. Turn your radio on and hold the TP button for 10 seconds to show your radio's hidden service menu. Navigate through the menu to find the serial number, then enter this serial number into our Becker radio decoder and generator above. If your radio does not have a TP button, your code can only be decoded from the full serial number and you'll need to use method 2 instead.
To find your Becker serial number you will need to slide out the radio from the dash and take pictures of any labels on the radio. Don't worry – removing your radio is not as hard as it sounds, and for most Becker models you won't even need to disconnect any wires. Simply slide out the radio from the dash and take a picture of the label at the top or side of the radio. The exact process depends on whether your radio has removal slots or not. Look carefully around the front of your radio for 2 or 4 holes: these will either be flat and key-shaped or square/slightly rounded.
If your radio has flat key-shaped slots (image 1), you'll need these radio release keys. If you're in a rush you can also try using everyday items that will fit into the slots, such as a few letter openers or thin bread knives - you'll need one for each slot your radio has.
If your radio has round or square slots (image 2), you'll need these radio release keys, or you can try using a few thin screwdrivers or barbeque skewers.
Once you have your radio release keys, insert each one into your radio's removal slots until you feel some resistance or hear a click. If you're using flat radio release keys, insert each key with the curved side facing the inside of the radio (image 3).
Finally, start pulling your radio out while pushing the release keys outwards, away from the radio - this will give them enough grip to pull out the radio. In most cases you won't need to disconnect any wires - simply take pictures of all the labels on the radio and click it back into the dash.
If you'd prefer to see this process visually, see this video.
If your Becker radio doesn't have any visible removal slots, the exact removal process depends on your radio's model. To find the easiest and most specific instructions for removing your model, search YouTube for your radio's model: for example, Becker Mexico radio removal. For most Becker radios and navigations, the only tools you will need are a trim/pry tool and a Philips/crosshead screwdriver.
Your Becker radio's serial number will usually look like one of the examples in this section above. If you can't find a clearly labeled 7 or digit numeric serial number, or this has worn out on your radio's label, you can also enter the full 15-digit barcode number into our decoder (image 1).
Once you have your serial number, all that’s left is to enter it into our Becker radio decoder and generator at the top of this page.
Since we have one of the largest databases of Becker serial numbers and radio codes in the industry, we also have one of the highest decoding success rates. Some of the vehicle manufacturers and Becker models that we are currently able to instantly generate codes for include:
Unfortunately, it's not possible to unlock a Becker radio asking for a security code without entering the code. This is intentional as these codes were originally designed as an anti-theft feature to make it harder for thieves to steal and resell car radios.
Due to the costs of running a small business providing radio codes around the world 24/7, it's not possible to sustainably offer Becker radio codes for free. There are many decoding services out there that attract customers with the word "free" only to reveal a price at the very last second or fail to deliver a code at all (as shown by their reviews). Our prices will always be shown up-front, and our radio codes are already priced as low as possible while still allowing us to stay in business, provide reliable English-speaking support to customers and continue adding support for more models and manufacturers.
Not only were we the first radio decoding company to offer radio codes for all manufacturers at one fixed price, we were also one of the first to charge as low as £4.99 - before we came along virtually no decoding company offered radio codes at such an affordable price, and to this day we still beat 95% of our competitors on price, without making you wait around for your code.
Unfortunately it's not possible to generate a Becker radio code from the registration plate at all. Although most dealerships and some online decoding sites do use the VIN to decode the radio code, this is not reliable due to being tied to the car rather than the radio. This means that if your radio was changed since it was first manufactured, a radio code decoded from the VIN will be incorrect. For this reason RapidRadioCodes - like most online decoding sites - decodes the radio code from the radio's serial number, which gives us the best chance of unlocking your radio.
All our Becker radio codes are decoded instantly, displayed on the screen immediately after payment and sent to your email at the same time. To ensure that your code and receipt are sent to you, double-check that the email you enter when paying for your radio code is correct. If it's been more than 2 minutes since you purchased your code and you haven't received your email, get in touch with us so we can look into why this might be. In most cases this is down to a misspelt email address.
So you've located your serial number, entered it into our radio code generator, and received your decoded radio code in return. Congratulations! Now comes the best part: using your new radio code to unlock your Becker radio.
This process varies depending on your vehicle's radio. Each of our Becker radio codes come with simple instructions to enter your new code at no extra cost. To receive your entry instructions, double-check that your email address is spelt correctly at the payment stage. If it's been more than 2 minutes since you purchased your unlock code and you haven't received your email or receipt, get in touch with us so we can look into why this might be. This is usually down to a misspelt email address.
RapidRadioCodes™ is a small independent business based out of Sheffield, Yorkshire, in the North of the UK. Our mission is to be able to instantly generate radio unlock codes for all cars, vans and trucks, at a single fixed price that's cheaper than both the dealerships and other third-party decoding sites. Since first being established a few years ago, we've already helped over 16,000 drivers, garages and car dealerships unlock their radios, and become the highest-rated radio decoding site on both TrustPilot and Reviews.io. Still have questions? See if we've already answered them in our main FAQ section.
