Locking Wheel Nuts Explained | Step By Step Guide

WHAT DOES A 'LOCKING WHEEL NUT' LOOK LIKE?

Locking wheel nuts come in various designs, but look similar in exterior design. They're often made from Steel and Cylindrical in shape - most are approx. 4 cm's long and 2 1/2 cm wide. One end of the key is hexagonal in shape (six-sided) and

is designed to fit into the wheel wrench, the other end is hollow with a patterned insert which is designed to engage/grip the security wheel nut for removal. The image shows the Locking Wheel Nut on the left and the security wheel bolt on the right.

Where can I find my Locking Wheel Nut?

Common places that your locking wheel nut may be stored are as follows:-

• In or under the boot

• Under the driver or passenger seat

• Door card pockets

• Glove-box or centre storage console

Many locking wheel nuts are stored in a small plastic box with the spare wheel nuts, whilst others are supplied on their own in a small fabric or plastic bag.

Don't worry, if you can't find your locking wheel nut, we can supply most vehicles locking wheel nuts - We don't require the unique security code either. Simply follow our '3 Step Process' and purchase your locking wheel nut now 'Checkout/Shop Page'

How do I get a Replacement Locking Wheel Nut?

So you’ve looked everywhere but can’t find your locking wheel nut! Don’t worry we can supply you with a Replacement Locking Wheel Nut. We cover most vehicles including cars and vans. Follow our simple step-by-step process below. Unlike Main Dealers we do NOT require the security key code.

Step 1: Purchase your new Locking Wheel Nut

Go to our 'Checkout/Shop Page' page to purchase your 'Locking Wheel Nut'. If you have a 'Security Key Code' you can enter it there. If you don't have a 'Security Key Code' follow 'STEP’S 2 & 3 below

Step 2: Provide an image of one of your Security wheel nuts/bolts

Take an image of one of your Security Nuts/Bolts on the wheel with your mobile phone. Take the image close-up and face-on, so that we can see the Security Pattern clearly (example image on the 'FAQ PAGE'

Step 3: Provide proof that you are the ‘Keeper/or Owner of the vehicle

If you do NOT have a security key code; please take an image of your 'Proof of Keeper or Driver' Document and 'ID'. For a list of acceptable documents, please refer to the 'FAQ PAGE'

We can provide Locking Wheel Nuts for most vehicle Manufacturers as follows - if your vehicle isn't listed please get in touch:-

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