Lost wheel lock key
Search the glove box, center console, trunk floor and the spare tire area first, since that's where the key usually ends up. If it's truly gone, we can remove the wheel locks on site so the tire can be changed or repaired.
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Likely causes
- Key left behind after a tire service
- Key moved during a car cleaning
- Car bought used without the key
- Key stored somewhere unexpected in the car
Try this first
- Check the glove box, console, door pockets and owner's manual pouch
- Lift the trunk floor and look in the spare tire well and the jack kit
- Ask the last shop that worked on your tires
- Look for the code card that came with the locks; the lock maker can send a replacement key
When to call us
- You have a flat and can't get the wheel off
- The key is lost and you need the locks removed
- The lock is rounded or chewed up from an earlier attempt
Wheel lock removalLost the wheel-lock key? We remove the locking lug nut.$70+ $19 dispatch
Call (469) 619-8700 or request online.
In danger or blocking traffic? Call 911 first.
We come to where your car is
Day or night: your driveway, the parking garage at work or the shoulder of the freeway.
Questions
01Can I remove a wheel lock myself without the key?
Hammering a socket on or drilling can damage the wheel, the stud or your hands. Removal tools made for wheel locks are the safer route, and that's what we use.
02Where should I keep the wheel lock key?
In the same spot every time, like the glove box or the jack kit. Ask anyone who services your tires to put it back there when they're done.