McGard Wheel Lock
#3
RE: McGard Wheel Lock
I've never seen a McGard reseller with a master key set. Buying the keys from McGard will be the least expensive unless you can replace your lugs for less. What I mean is you can break off the wheel lock and replace your broken studs.
#4
RE: McGard Wheel Lock
all mitsu dealers have a master kit for the McGard wheel locks that were OEM equipment. there are only 10 different locks used by mitsubishi.
our shop has 2 kits, and I purchased one myself (although thankfully those locks are becoming more and more rare).
so go to your local dealer and have them match one up.
our shop has 2 kits, and I purchased one myself (although thankfully those locks are becoming more and more rare).
so go to your local dealer and have them match one up.
#5
RE: McGard Wheel Lock
ORIGINAL: Manybrews
all mitsu dealers have a master kit for the McGard wheel locks that were OEM equipment. there are only 10 different locks used by mitsubishi.
our shop has 2 kits, and I purchased one myself (although thankfully those locks are becoming more and more rare).
so go to your local dealer and have them match one up.
all mitsu dealers have a master kit for the McGard wheel locks that were OEM equipment. there are only 10 different locks used by mitsubishi.
our shop has 2 kits, and I purchased one myself (although thankfully those locks are becoming more and more rare).
so go to your local dealer and have them match one up.
#6
RE: McGard Wheel Lock
Cool. Didn't know they started using McGard locks at the dealers. I know earlier models (Gen II and earlier?) don't have wheel locks stock.
starting with the 92 model year, I believe.
the only car in the mitsu lineup not to use one of the 10 mitsu/McGard locks is the new Raider, which does use McGard locks, but a chrysler type.
#7
RE: McGard Wheel Lock
ORIGINAL: Manybrews
Cool. Didn't know they started using McGard locks at the dealers. I know earlier models (Gen II and earlier?) don't have wheel locks stock.
ALL of mitsus wheel locks have always been made by McGard, even though they probably arent marked as such.
starting with the 92 model year, I believe.
Cool. Didn't know they started using McGard locks at the dealers. I know earlier models (Gen II and earlier?) don't have wheel locks stock.
starting with the 92 model year, I believe.
As for locks on your wheels/tires, unless you live in a really bad area and/or have either racing (OZ, BBS, Fitipaldi, etc.) or total "bling" rims, then I doubt you'd need them but I guess its better to be safe than sorry. I also obviously a pain in the you know what when you loose that key.
#8
RE: McGard Wheel Lock
Just take a cold chisel and hold it at an angle, tap lightly a couple times and the lock will unscrew nicely. It is hard to describe how to hold the chisel with words. Just angle it in a way that would unscrew the nut. However, this will destroy the wheel lock. Wheel locks are useless. They provide zero added protection to your wheels.
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