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Locking wheel nuts.

Tom_vRS
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Now I have some lovely new wheels, I'm after some better locking nuts.

Any ideas?

Cheers in advance :thumbup:

Ebay had some on there a couple of days ago

You don't need any......

Where do you live again!!!!:thumbup: :thumbup:

Being as the new wheels are factory wheels using radius bolts your standard ones will be just fine.

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Being as the new wheels are factory wheels using radius bolts your standard ones will be just fine.

I was simply thinking from a security point of view... :)

I've always used McGard ones for my wheels - supposed to be better than OEM locking sets, says the AutoExpress security test. Bit of extra piece of mind anyway. Halfrauds and no doubt eBay can be your friend :D

Steve

Well put it this way I can get, trilocks (awfull) and McGuard (better) locking wheel nuts off quicker than I can standard ones if im not using the key.

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