does the unlock tool have the same size head as the standard lug nut? i.e. my stock tire iron will fit the unlock tool?
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It did with the lug wrench that came with my car - a 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer (yes these Toyota wheel locks fit perfectly). Can't say for sure for yours though.
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As I don't have the tool right in front of me. I do believe it has some smaller nut sizes (1/4") included on the tool. Not 100% though.
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one other thing, if you go to reputable tire and auto shop, there techs should easily be able to remove the locks within a few minutes. If they saythey can't , they just don't want to. I have a tire and auto shop and we can remove most lug locks rather quickly, the originals that is . They probably would not charge you more than 25.00 to 30.00 and then replace your locks with regular lugs for just a few bucks. Hope this helps.
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I haven't used mine for lugs but I did use it to remove the pinion gear nut and it had plenty of torque for that. I imagine the lugs wouldn't be an issue.
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Hi Adam, you probably already have your answer but here are my 2cents. It comes with 20 lug nuts and a special "key" socket that fits a 1/2 inch wrench. You won't be able to put these on or take them off without the key socket.
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As far as I know it's a standard size , and I got the wrench from a big box store. It only fit's the heating element. My research found that all heating elements are the same except for "special" units. Hope this helps.
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Yes, I have the pack and I presume all Dremel accessories fit all models. I would, however, advise you to get the keyless chuck for easier accessory changes.
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I can't tell you for sure...but if I had to guess...I would say "No". The issue is not the diameter/size of the shank, but how it's locking fit piece is shaped. Everything I have ever read says that the bits that go with this tool will NOT fit any other tools. It is a great tool and it all works fine..but it is not made of standard fit to work with other tools.
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I am pretty sure that it does not come with a lugnut lock. Yes, I think it can be defeated by removing the wheel. However, with that said I still really like the Club 491 Tire Claw. It provided another layer of security that doesn't revolve around the steering wheel. Finally can't you buy seperate locking lugnuts, which is a good idea!
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I would say yes just from viewing the helo wheels.. The gorilla lugs are slim compared to a regular lug nut or lock.
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Right off hand I am not familiar with that model and do not know the "model" I have. I do have a DeWalt 1/2" cord less hammer drill that I use that chuck on and it works great. The one challange I had was getting the original chuck off of the drill. The allan head screw that holds it on stripped out. I ended up cutting off the chuck in pieces making sure I did not damage the threaded shaft the chuck goes on. After getting the original chuck off the new one went on with no problem.
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glenn - i don't know about i just use the stock chuck! all of my tools work fine thanks larson.
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I used this tool to change a couple of different 530 chains. I did grind one side of the pins off before I pushed them out. They were not DID chains but stock chains, but it should not make a difference.
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Your BMW is an F30 series which replaced the E90 series from 2013. I believe your lug size is M14 x 1.25 and would not fit. The Amazon description shows "BMW Genuine Wheel Locks for All Model (Except X3 X5 X6 E65 E66 F Series)" You may want to research this more.
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If this package is the correct image, there are 16 regular lug nuts and also 4 locking lug nuts to put 1 on each wheel, it also comes with a special tool to install and remove these 4 lug nuts so that without this tool you can't remove those lug nuts thus preventing someone to steel your wheels without extreme efforts. But remember if you don't put this tool up where you only have access then you can't get them off either if you have a flat on side the road!
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No. Your wheel lock key has a code (check for in owner's manual) to have your key remade. Or go to a tire pro shop, the can hammer on a tight sockek or even weld a bolt onto the lock lug to remove it.
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If I remember correctly you have either a steel lock that is about a half inch in diameter or a plastic one. To remove the steel one just find a flat head screw driver that fits in one of the squiggly slots and turn left and it should work loose. If you have the plastic lock then you need to get a good pair of dikes or side cutting pliers and just grab that succor and twist. Try it. If you are not concerned about re using the hubcap or lock just take a chisel and drive slots all around the lock and the hubcap will fall off. however you may not be able to re used the hub cap