Wheels locks really useful?- just worried that they are still pretty easy to get off.
02-16-2004, 07:45 AM
#5
Which ones?
these are OEM-Audi, but the problem is, they *all* use the same key-tool!
*anyone* could remove these bolts on any Audi, with the std. Audi key tool!
<img src="http://jbipes.home.comcast.net/jpgs/lockbolts.jpg">
*anyone* could remove these bolts on any Audi, with the std. Audi key tool!
<img src="http://jbipes.home.comcast.net/jpgs/lockbolts.jpg">
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02-16-2004, 07:58 AM
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No, they just keep honest people honest. If someone is making a practice of stealing wheels, then...
... they'll probably already have the tools to remove lock studs/nuts. Snap-On, for example, makes a very effective round socket with a tapered interior that you pound on the bolt until it grips. Like no lock at all.
That said, it's still probably a good idea to have 'em.
That said, it's still probably a good idea to have 'em.
02-16-2004, 08:04 AM
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why pay big money for thevies to steal them
i just bought the mcguard they look good 26.00 if all audi keys are the same, why buy them.a thevies can go to an audi dealer and buy the same kit