I replaced my brakes/rotors this past friday and discovered yesterday that one of the bolts wasn't cranked all the way down...got it taken care of and took the car out for a spin...and I must have left the key for the wheel lock on the wheel on it when I took a test drive because I can't find it now.

Whats the best route to source a replacement? I haven't been able to find the card that comes with it for a replacement...can I get it through the dealer or something?

In a pinch I've hammered on socket that fits snugly and removed them that way.

Quote from: glock-coma on November 09, 2016, 08:41:23 AM
In a pinch I've hammered on socket that fits snugly and removed them that way.

The tire shops tend to do this in a pinch as well, and a lot of them have a set of "master keys" that fit most wheel locks.

For the factory locks, I believe they are made by McGard, and either they, or a dealer, can source a new key (though it will be decently expensive compared to aftermarket sets)

I've done the same thing before.  I had Discount Tire get the lock off for me and ended up buying a new set of locks.  Not cheap but really the only solution.  Buying a new set of locks is less expensive than buying a whole new set of lug nuts if you choose not to go with locks anymore.

Quote from: glock-coma on November 09, 2016, 08:41:23 AM
In a pinch I've hammered on socket that fits snugly and removed them that way.

If i remember correctly its a 21 or 22mm 

Quote from: L1gerZero on November 09, 2016, 12:38:44 PM

If i remember correctly its a 21 or 22mm 

Worse comes to worse I'll get a cheap one and some replacement locking lugs