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Just do like any two bit theif will do. Go to the auto parts store and buy a handfull of the cheapest sockets you can find that will fit the lugs and hammer one on each of the lock lugs. You can then remove the lock lug with a socket wrench.
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Originally Posted by talon90
Just do like any two bit theif will do. Go to the auto parts store and buy a handfull of the cheapest sockets you can find that will fit the lugs and hammer one on each of the lock lugs. You can then remove the lock lug with a socket wrench.
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Most tire stores have a wheel lock removal tool set. There are different sizes of sockets to fit the locks. You have to drive them on and use an air gun to remove them. It is easy!!
Most tire stores have a wheel lock removal tool set. There are different sizes of sockets to fit the locks. You have to drive them on and use an air gun to remove them. It is easy!!
My shop showed me theirs. It cuts the lug nut so they will need replacing.
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Originally Posted by bearphoto
Your wheel locks are pretty much a waste of money to put on. As you can see, anyone can get the tool at a local auto parts store to take them off.
What he said ! On OE wheels, they are simply a way for the dealer to bump up his bottom line. And, the first question To ask when buying aftermarket rims: "Will my original lug nut work ?" Aftermarket lug nuts are a money maker for the tire shops.
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