I’ve misplaced my Mopar Wheel Lock…

[RamNoah33]

Hey there, I recently ran over a screw and realized I don’t have my wheel lock key anymore. Any solutions?

 

[06 Dodge]

A big chisel & small sledge hammer...

 

[Loudram]

Hit YouTube. There are plenty of ways to take off those locks. Pound on a socket, bolt extractor, big vice grips and a cheater bar, or maybe an air hammer with a chisel bit. Give one of those a shot.

 

[oe542bob]

You should have gotten a card with a key code when you bought the truck. Meaning if you bought it new with the factory locks. You can contact McGard with the key code to buy a replacement. On my 2015 1500 when I bought it new, I had the card. One day when I went to remove the locking lug nut with the special socket, the inner part broke off and I couldn’t use it. That’s how I know about getting it replaced. I bought an extra at the same time, but then decided to remove the locks all together.

 

[Dean2]

Lots of places sell replacement wheel lock tools. Personally, I don't run them, but I park in a garage so wheel theft isn't as big a concern.

There are also universal sets.

Wheel Nut Lock Key Screws Socket Set Anti-Theft Removal Tool Fits for Mercedes Benz

Wheel Nut Lock Key Screws Socket Set Anti-Theft Removal Tool Fits for Mercedes Benz

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[turkeybird56]

HERE U GO:

Get a locking wheel nut off 100% Without Key and No Welding

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[JHoward]

13/16 Emergency Lug nut removal socket at AutoZone for $19.99.

 

[Rlaf75]

If they are "mopar" lock lugs which is usually McGard brand then go to your dealer and have them remove the locks. They should have a "master" tool. They may also charge you a fee bucks to do it

 

[bcbouy]

i garbaged mine as soon as i got it home.those things are a pain in the ass.any wheel thief can defeat them in seconds.those atv aftermarket wheel stud sockets are even worse.

 

[oe542bob]

If they are "mopar" lock lugs which is usually McGard brand then go to your dealer and have them remove the locks. They should have a "master" tool. They may also charge you a fee bucks to do it

I had no success trying that with my local dealership.

 

[Rlaf75]

I had no success trying that with my local dealership.

I'm surprised. Most dealers I have ever dealt with always had a way to get the lock lugs off without damaging anything. They always did that so the customer can't say "you lost my wheel lock"

 

[Joseph Godvin]

When I lost mine, my dealer had a master lock kit with about 10 different keys, found the one that fit mine. they were nice enough to sell me that key and ordered a replacement for theirs.

 

[DodgeDude99]

You can take a picture of the locking lug and send to McGard to get a replacement key.

 

[weldguy]

Any major tire shop can remove it.