How to replace a lost or damaged locking wheel nut?

How to Replace a Lost, Missing, Broken or Damaged Locking Wheel Nut (Key). Follow Our ‘3 STEP SIMPLE PROCESS’ To Order Your Replacement Locking Wheel Nut (Key). Buy Your Locking Wheel Nut Replacement (Key) – Removal Accessory Tool Online Now! No Wheel Nut Security Code Required!

What happens if you use the wrong wheel nut remover?

You may also damage your existing locking wheel nuts during an unsuccessful wheel nut removal attempt and then run the risk of being unable to remove the locking wheel nuts altogether with the correct wheel nut remover – a very expensive mistake to make indeed!

How many nuts are on a locking wheel?

Each car has four nuts (one for each wheel) and one key. The idea is that while thieves may be able to remove the other nuts on a wheel, which have standard hexagonal heads, the locking nut is not so easy to remove. The time it takes to force it off may not be worth it due to the risk of being caught.

Where are the locking wheel nut keys kept?

The question is where are locking wheel nuts kept? Well its always good practice to keep the locking nut key with the car because if you get a puncture etc you will not be able to change it easily, if at all without the key.

Can you get locking wheel nuts from Halfords?

Don’t make it easy for them! Locking wheel nuts are one of the most popular car accessories we stock at Halfords. You can use our Click and Collect service to have your new locking wheel nuts delivered to your local Halfords store or buy online. Spend over £40 and you’ll qualify for free delivery too.

Where does the locking wheel nut key go?

The individual ‘Locking Wheel Nut Key’ is inserted into each of the security nuts/bolts, which can then be turned and removed. Once your vehicle service work is complete.

Can a wheel lock be removed without a key?

If you bought a vehicle that for some reason doesn’t have a wheel lock tool, here’s a nice tutorial that’ll help you do a wheel lock removal without a key tool. This way, you’ll be able to remove the wheels without any problem whatsoever. Great thing about this tutorial is that it works on all types of wheel locks.

The individual ‘Locking Wheel Nut Key’ is inserted into each of the security nuts/bolts, which can then be turned and removed. Once your vehicle service work is complete.

Why did I put a lock on my wheel?

So, there you are! Quite some time ago you installed locking wheel bolts on your vehicle to protect your fancy rims and tires from theft. This has worked out perfectly, but now a tire needs to be changed. You are lucky in that you remember where you kept the key.

Where can I buy a new wheel lock?

You can also order a new wheel lock set online; the prices are also within this range. Many cars have wheel locks supplied by the company called McGard. They sell online, and you can even order the key only, as long as you have the key code, which is usually stored with the set as an ID card.

Do you need lug nut remover for wheel lock keys?

At Brandsport, we offer common lug nut removers to help you get the lug nut off of your wheels when you need to. The last thing you want to be doing is searching for lug nut keys when you need to get on with your day. Prevent the problem with our wheel lock keys.

What to do if your wheel lock key goes missing?

At Brandsport.com, we even carry extra Wheel Lock Keys and lug nut removers to keep in your garage, just in case your wheel lock key goes missing or gets damaged. Our lug nut removers will allow you to remove those stubborn lug nuts or wheel locks with ease so you can get your wheels off, get done what you need to get done, and get moving!

What to do if wheel lock nut is missing or broken?

Dealership mechanics have the manufacturer-specific master set of keys so they can remove your wheel locks. Usually, you don’t need an appointment for a simple service like that unless the dealership is very busy. Of course, the dealer may charge you some labor. A dealer should also be able to remove the wheel lock nut if it’s broken or stripped.

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