2nd key for truck

are you sure it is actually a key with a chip in it?...I thought that for nearly a decade about my truck and recently realized that I could have a key cut at the wal mart for about $5 that worked just fine....

Probably will have to go to a dealer. Probably not cheap either.

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No this truck is a newer truck but it isn't a push to start key. It's still an actual key that you have to put in and turn to start

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Look up your local locksmith/lock and key shop. They may have to order but they are waaaaay cheaper than a dealership. Did this myself

Those can still have a chip in them. My 04 Silverado doesn't, but my 05 Tahoe did.

You can go to Lowes or HD and they have a machine that checks for a chip

You shouldn't need that. In fact they should be able to look up your key code and key fob programming just by the vin. I could be wrong but that is how it is in the heavy truck market and I can't imagine that technology being more sophisticated than regular size vehicles.

I just had to buy two Nissan Intelligent Keys which at the dealer are about $450 apiece. I had a locksmith do two of them for that price.