OEM 19 Wheel Lock Key
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OEM 19 Wheel Lock Key
Well I have to purchase new tires and found that I cannot find my wheel lock key for the OEM 19's.
Somehow it was stolen or lost, anyway...
Does anyone know where to buy just the wheel lock key without having to buy it from the stealership for $88.
And thats just for the wheel lock & 4 lugs.
Somehow it was stolen or lost, anyway...
Does anyone know where to buy just the wheel lock key without having to buy it from the stealership for $88.
And thats just for the wheel lock & 4 lugs.
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If I was in So.Cali. I would let you borrow mine. So I would assume someone could let you borrow theirs.
Or go to the dealership and ask if you could just get their help on allowing them to use a OEM wheel lock (which I'm certain the shop there has to have one available being it's OEM) to remove only that one lock per wheel. Then just drive with 4 lugs per wheel in the meantime or put a spare in the 5th lug to replace the lock while you do what you have to do.
Or go to the dealership and ask if you could just get their help on allowing them to use a OEM wheel lock (which I'm certain the shop there has to have one available being it's OEM) to remove only that one lock per wheel. Then just drive with 4 lugs per wheel in the meantime or put a spare in the 5th lug to replace the lock while you do what you have to do.
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I bought the OEM wheel lock set from the dealership in order to get the wheels off but I'm returning it.
$88 is just too much.
Now I need to replace the OEM wheel locks with aftermarket ones that are more affordable.
Anyone know of any good sets that aren't too cheap (in quality) but won't break the bank?
$88 is just too much.
Now I need to replace the OEM wheel locks with aftermarket ones that are more affordable.
Anyone know of any good sets that aren't too cheap (in quality) but won't break the bank?
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If I was in So.Cali. I would let you borrow mine. So I would assume someone could let you borrow theirs.
Or go to the dealership and ask if you could just get their help on allowing them to use a OEM wheel lock (which I'm certain the shop there has to have one available being it's OEM) to remove only that one lock per wheel. Then just drive with 4 lugs per wheel in the meantime or put a spare in the 5th lug to replace the lock while you do what you have to do.
Or go to the dealership and ask if you could just get their help on allowing them to use a OEM wheel lock (which I'm certain the shop there has to have one available being it's OEM) to remove only that one lock per wheel. Then just drive with 4 lugs per wheel in the meantime or put a spare in the 5th lug to replace the lock while you do what you have to do.
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That seems to be a rare occurence for a dealership to be so helpful and for no charge on top of that.
I definetly haven't experienced that.
All my experiences with the Glendale stealership have been poor.
What dealership was it?
I might take my business elswhere.
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