lost wheel lock key
where should i get it? should i call the stealer ship and find it out?
I think i got the serial number for the lock when I bought the car... but can't find it....
I think i got the serial number for the lock when I bought the car... but can't find it....
best if you could find the serial number...then you could get a new key.
i've heard of people finding a socket that barely fit on the lug nut and bashing it on with a hammer. you'll damage the lug nut (and maybe the socket).
you could take it to a tire shop...i'm sure they see that all the time
i've heard of people finding a socket that barely fit on the lug nut and bashing it on with a hammer. you'll damage the lug nut (and maybe the socket).
you could take it to a tire shop...i'm sure they see that all the time
If it's your stock locking lug, not too terribly difficult to find a matching key at any wheel/tire place. but it's a lot easier to do what CSF said and just hammer on a socket. A set of locking lugs is cheap, as is the socket.
Of course if you have the serial number to your locks, that works too
But you would have to send off for it and it takes about a week.
Of course if you have the serial number to your locks, that works too
But you would have to send off for it and it takes about a week.
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Just break it off with the hammer.
No one should steal your OEM wheels (I assume this is what you refer too). We did have that happen to someone recently, but not common unless you park in tough parts of town. New lug nuts (one set) will cost your like $30 from Nissan anyway, so it will cost your $30-40 no matter what.
No one should steal your OEM wheels (I assume this is what you refer too). We did have that happen to someone recently, but not common unless you park in tough parts of town. New lug nuts (one set) will cost your like $30 from Nissan anyway, so it will cost your $30-40 no matter what.
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