[ls1car]

I thought this info might be helpful to anyone who finds him/herself in the position I was recently. I took my car to get my new Michelin Super Sports mounted and balanced only for the shop to call me an hour later and tell me there was no key for the wheel locks (I bought the car new and haven't taken the wheels off myself yet, so who knows where it ended up). After calls to several dealerships and tire shops I got the number to McGard (the manufacturer of the OEM wheel locks). I did not have access to my registration card either.

The lady told me to just take a picture of the wheel lock and email it to her with the year/make/model of the vehicle along with my name and phone number. She got back to me in less than an hour and I ordered two new keys. It came out to about $40 (with 3 day shipping). Here's the info

McGard
phone:1-800-669-8788
email: [email protected]

Hope this helps!

 

[masud ali]

Re : Replacing OEM Wheel Lock Keys

Unlocked wheels are sitting target for thieves these days. These wheel locks help prevent theft of your wheels and offer you peace of mind whenever you leave your car. If the keys of your wheel locks are lost, replacing them can be a headache. You need to call in a locksmith in case you ever lose your wheel lock keys

 

[rogrigo smith]

Locksmith can't do anything in wheel locks cases , you need to read the user manual that has been given to you when you have purchased the car or call McGar, they will surely have the solution to wheel locks problem.

 

[pistolpete69916]

^ You're all ****s.

Why cant i say **** on this forum.

Eyler.. wtf.. why the fuck is this word censored? I can say hotdog, but not ****?