2010Nox said:
The rims on our 2010 came with one factory lock on each wheel.[/color] But if a thief breaks into our vehicle then if it's the wheels they're after then go for it and unlock them.
Why? Because they would of had to break a window, it would also require jacking it up and if the rims are gone then it's worth making an insurance claim! Besides, we live in a relatively small town/area and I'm sure I would find out if someone was trying to sell a set of Equinox rims, easpecially since I would be looking for a set.
Really?
Where does the wheel lock tool fit?
We never got any lock nuts that I'm aware of, I'd better go check again but I would've noticed a lock removal adapter by now?
I tried to buy Lock Nuts for about 6 months after we bought the vehicle.
Not even our dealer could get them, they were always "on backorder".
On their parts site, you had to buy 20 nuts for $170+.
Don't need them that bad!
Heck I only need four and tried our local auto parts stores but they couldn't match the thread as Terrains weren't listed in their books for the most part back then.
Besides, not much is going to stop a good set of vise-grips or whatever else is in a thief's arsenal these days.
Part Number: 17801711
Protect the wheels on your Terrain with this Wheel Lock Package. Includes chrome wheel locks, one wheel lock key tool, chrome lug nuts, a key storage pouch and an I.D. card.Wheel Lock and Nut Package - Chrome (Includes 20 Nuts, 4 Locks and 1 Key)
nstalled:$172.75