Calling all Wheel ID Experts Help!
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Calling all Wheel ID Experts Help!
All,
I have to find a lug key for my wheels lug nuts. My problem is that I did not buy the wheels on my truck and therefore do not know who the manufacture is so I can buy the key. If you know the manufacture of these wheels please respond. Thanks in advance.
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Jake
2002 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT
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I have to find a lug key for my wheels lug nuts. My problem is that I did not buy the wheels on my truck and therefore do not know who the manufacture is so I can buy the key. If you know the manufacture of these wheels please respond. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Jake
2002 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT
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You can take the right size 12 point socket and hammer on them and take them off. Or take it to a tire shop and pay them to do the same. Then buy a new set of locks with a key.
Knowing the rim wont help you find the key to the lug locks though.
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Knowing the rim wont help you find the key to the lug locks though.
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I second Weeds method. Had to do this to mine when I first bought it. The dealership didn't have the key when they sold the truck to me. I just found a socket that barely fit over the end of the lug and hammered it the rest of the way on. Mine came off without much effort.
