also try a search on wheel lock removal kits... they have things out there for this kind of thing...

 

A good hammer and chisel will do it.. those wheel locks are only so strong... ive broken a few just by over tightening 'em. JUsst put the end of the chisel on the lock and hammer it.. i would def be careful near the rim not to damage it.. the removal kits would likely to be much safer.. but if you dont have enough clearance, you might have to take up my suggestion.

 

What happens to your wheel is you miss just once? Bad idea! Like they said
find a socket that will just barely fit over the lock.......carefully hammer it
on and go to work. This happned a few weeks ago to me....located a '85
Vet with 20K miles on the clock and no key to wheel locks.....no one in town had
anything that would match so we went with the socket and removed the
wheels. Don't forget to buy new locks......haha

 

I've had keylocks removed.

They heat up the lock with a blow torch and then they hammer in a different key which will conform to the shape.

Good luck.

 

Hopefully the overall diameter on these units is not too fat to fit in the lug nut well on your wheels.

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...seBVCookie=Yes

 

i've actually done this before.. but then again it was a buddy's 92 civic so i wasnt worried about damaging it haha... but dont act as if it's impossible.. Whats the right way to break things?

 

go find a thief and ask that muthafugger how he jacks rims without locks.

 

+1. After reading 4-5 of the posts i was gonna come and post that here but saw yours. A trip to state prison will solve it lol.

 

wonder where i got my idea from???

and no, im no car jacker or thief