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Re: how to remove wheel locks? [Re: nomore65BelvJim] #158706
11/29/08 06:18 PM
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I've used vice-grips





Got one off this way.Gonna try a 12 point socket on the others. Thanks for all the replies.

Re: how to remove wheel locks? [Re: formula_s] #158707
11/29/08 08:09 PM
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.Lost my key and tried the 12 point socket trick...... It worked like a charm. Thanks guys....

Re: how to remove wheel locks? [Re: boomer] #158708
11/30/08 10:44 AM
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I didn't realize my car had two different types of locks on it until I went to get new tires the first time. The Firestone dealer I bought the new tires at had a master set of keys. Might be worth making a few calls to local tire stores to see if any have a master set of keys.

Re: how to remove wheel locks? [Re: FC7AARcuda] #158709
11/30/08 05:17 PM
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Used a 12 point 7/8 socket, shimmed the inside with a couple of sheet metal screws. Came right off!!!!!

Re: how to remove wheel locks? [Re: nomore65BelvJim] #158710
11/30/08 05:36 PM
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I've used vice-grips




Ditto. That's what the Midnight Auto Supply guys also used back in the day.

Re: how to remove wheel locks? [Re: FC7AARcuda] #158711
12/01/08 02:50 AM
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I didn't realize my car had two different types of locks on it until I went to get new tires the first time. The Firestone dealer I bought the new tires at had a master set of keys. Might be worth making a few calls to local tire stores to see if any have a master set of keys.




Thats what I did. Got into the car and drove to a tire place and they did it for free for me. I made sure to tip the guy who helped me.

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