RE: Wheel Lock Recommendation?

["Peter K. Wong" <pkw@planet.eon.net>]

I've used McGard wheel locks on my BMW when I had expensive wheels on them.
 They're really easy to use and should prove enough of a deterent.
Basically there's not much you can do if someone is dead set on getting
your wheels, but these locks would be enough of a deterent to most thieves
so that they move on to the next car.

They're also cheap enough that if you want you could fit more than one per
wheel.  They're about the weight of a regular nut and so do not affect the
balance.

Peter


At 11:03 AM 4/6/99 -0400, you wrote:
>I asked this question a couple of weeks ago and only got one response.  
>
>"Wheels locks?  I didn't know anyone used those anymore..."
>
>Needless to say, I am still interested in a recommendation.  I recall some
>time ago that Gorilla locks seemed to be the preferred ones, but haven't
>been able to confirm that memory.
>
>File this one under "Me too"
>
>Thanks, 
>Ed
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From:	Peter Schulz [SMTP:schulz@ed.ray.com]
>> Sent:	Tuesday, April 06, 1999 9:47 AM
>> To:	200; 20v; quattro
>> Subject:	Wheel Lock Recommendation?
>> 
>> Does anyone have wheel lock recommendations?
>> 
>> I just purchased a new set of wheels and tires and would
>> like to ensure that that they *stay* on the CQ, unless
>> I want to remove them.
>> 
>> TIA
>> -Peter Schulz
>> 1990 CQ
>> 1991 TQW
>> schulz@res.ray.com
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