Matt W
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Registered: 12th Jan 05
Location: Bristol Drives: Corsa Sport 1.6
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Would a garage remove my old locking wheel nuts as ive lost the key!?
Ive decided to go for some A539s, good choice? (195/45 R16)
cheers
Matt.
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AndyCorsaSport
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Shounldnt see why not, they might charge you, and ask them how they are going to do it, dont wanna cause damage to your alloys.
At my work we usually hammer on a socket thats about the same size and try it that way, or just use the old locking wheel nut keys we have lying about.
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Matt W
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Thanks mate!
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csweatherston
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most tyre fitters have sockets designed for removing locking wheels nuts.........but if there not used properly they will damage your wheels...
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abdus
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A539?....not a good choice in this kind of weather....(my experience)
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Robin
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They'll absolutely HATE you
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Mase
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quote: Originally posted by abdus
A539?....not a good choice in this kind of weather....(my experience)
yeah, mine arn't very grippy in this weather.
Mase
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Jay
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quote: Originally posted by AndyCorsaSport
At my work we usually hammer on a socket thats about the same size and try it that way, or just use the old locking wheel nut keys we have lying about.
Thats what I used to do when I was working in a garage!
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Matt W
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quote: Originally posted by Robin
They'll absolutely HATE you [/quote
Thanks 

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