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JK Jedi
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From: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
JK Jedi
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From: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
so when you lose your wheel lock key you have to use a air chisel to remove them
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JK Junkie
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From: Broken Arrow, OK
Originally Posted by PainKiller
aren't McGuards the ones that spin freely
so when you lose your wheel lock key you have to use a air chisel to remove themI thought we were just talking about regular lugs.
I have the Mopar rebranded McGuard locking lug nuts. They do NOT spin freely. But they still hold up well. When I still ran then on my spare, someone tried to swipe my spare. They took a vise grip or something to it. They marked up the whole outside of it trying to take it off. No success for them, and the locks paid for themselves in one evening.
No telling how many would be thieves didn't make it nearly as far as this one did.
Last edited by u-joint; Apr 25, 2011 at 04:20 PM.
JK Jedi
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From: Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Are we talking locking lug nuts?
I thought we were just talking about regular lugs.
I have the Mopar rebranded McGuard lug nuts. They do NOT spin freely. But they still hold up well. When I still ran then on my spare, someone tried to swipe my spare. They took a vise grip or something to it. They marked up the whole outside of it trying to take it off. No success for them, and the locks paid for themselves in one evening.
No telling how many would be thieves didn't make it nearly as far as this one did.
I thought we were just talking about regular lugs.
I have the Mopar rebranded McGuard lug nuts. They do NOT spin freely. But they still hold up well. When I still ran then on my spare, someone tried to swipe my spare. They took a vise grip or something to it. They marked up the whole outside of it trying to take it off. No success for them, and the locks paid for themselves in one evening.
No telling how many would be thieves didn't make it nearly as far as this one did.
maybe not 
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From: T-Town, OK
Originally Posted by Coondog33
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