[Vicegrip]

PM me and we might be able to set up a time to get your car and a box of lug keys in the same place.

Or hammer a socket over it and back it out with a breaker.

[Trak Ratt]

Originally Posted by Vicegrip

Or hammer a socket over it and back it out with a breaker.

I like this idea!

[Potomac-Greg]

Originally Posted by Potomac-Greg

I've seen someone hammer a socket over the lock and then use a breaker bar to back it out.

Welcome to 5 hours ago!

[Vicegrip]

hard to keep a simple idea down.

[HoodPin]

Originally Posted by slbates

Unfortunately, they are not hard to remove if you have the one piece locks. I bought one of the removal tools on Ebay to remove the locks on my 996. It came off all too easily! About 6 months later I was buying wiper blades at the local auto parts store when someone asked the clerk about getting off wheel locks. They had the same tool at a better price.

You can borrow mine if you happen to work in VA and want to swing by to pick it up.

Can you provide a link to what you used. I bought some additional removers after butchering the lock on Snoopy's car, but by then, nothing would grab on. Curious of what you used that might work pre-butchering.

[smdubovsky]

I've always thought those 'socket full of pins' universal sockets would be excellent at getting off most security style lug nuts. That is, of course, if didn't break first. (I have a hard time trusting anything on an infomercial)

[Trak Ratt]

Originally Posted by smdubovsky

I've always thought those 'socket full of pins' universal sockets would be excellent at getting off most security style lug nuts. That is, of course, if didn't break first. (I have a hard time trusting anything on an infomercial)

pics would be helpful

[slbates]

Originally Posted by AJ986S

Can you provide a link to what you used. I bought some additional removers after butchering the lock on Snoopy's car, but by then, nothing would grab on. Curious of what you used that might work pre-butchering.

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[PCA923INMD]

Originally Posted by slbates

Unfortunately, they are not hard to remove if you have the one piece locks. I bought one of the removal tools on Ebay to remove the locks on my 996. It came off all too easily! About 6 months later I was buying wiper blades at the local auto parts store when someone asked the clerk about getting off wheel locks. They had the same tool at a better price.

You can borrow mine if you happen to work in VA and want to swing by to pick it up.

I got the wheels off with a borrowed tool and impact wrench. Tool looks like a socket but with sharp "teeth" to grab the bolt. What store did you buy your tool from. I may need one in the future for another parts car.

[smdubovsky]

Originally Posted by Trak Ratt

pics would be helpful

"Gator grips" $10 @ Sears (no clue if these things actually work)