Ive got meself a bit of a problem......

[Foster98GT]

I wanted to take the 03 kobs off and put the stockers back on. Problem is i got one wheel off no prob, when i went to do the second, my Wheel Lock Key Broke!!! Any ideas where i can get another? If it helps its a Mcgard Key.....http://www.mcgard.com/deutschland/englisch/e_haupt.html

 

[Downshift]

Not that I know of man. Unless you can get one through the company you are gonna have to pound a smaller socket onto them or use one of those rounded bolt removers both ways ruins it. That is what we had to do when I did tires at Sears.

 

[9psi 98]

Not that I know of man. Unless you can get one through the company you are gonna have to pound a smaller socket onto them or use one of those rounded bolt removers both ways ruins it. That is what we had to do when I did tires at Sears.

+1 That's about your only option due lack if clearance to the lug nuts from being recessed into your wheels a little bit. Otherwise, an air chisel usually does the trick. Take it to a shop somewhere. I know that Snap-on makes a kit just for dealing with this, someone should have one somewhere. It's basically an impact socket with a left handed thread inside of it, you pound it on and give it hell with an impact gun.

 

[cmher18]

HEy Ford dealer carries them. I had the same thing happen and they have like 15 different ones there. Take the lug nut/lock up there with ya and match them up

 

[19mustang95]

this is why i always have three lock keys. and why whenever i have to take my car to a tire place, i make sure they dont go crazy on the air tools. good luck with getting a new one. O0

 

[94Vert]

i had this happen to me when i bought my car, i didn't think to ask for the lock key and went to put my new wheels on. i drove to sears and they took them off for me for like $20.

 

[Matt94GT]

a shop can get them off if nesscary.

 

[Downshift]

Not that I know of man. Unless you can get one through the company you are gonna have to pound a smaller socket onto them or use one of those rounded bolt removers both ways ruins it. That is what we had to do when I did tires at Sears.

+1 That's about your only option due lack if clearance to the lug nuts from being recessed into your wheels a little bit. Otherwise, an air chisel usually does the trick. Take it to a shop somewhere. I know that Snap-on makes a kit just for dealing with this, someone should have one somewhere. It's basically an impact socket with a left handed thread inside of it, you pound it on and give it hell with an impact gun.

Yeah thats the one I was talking about I couldnt remember what it was called.