Does this come with a tire lugnut lock? Without clocking the tire, on a tandem axel trailer, all the thief has to do is remove the wheel.
601772
NoTrimax will only keep semi honest people honest!Bad people will overcome anything you try!!!!
601773
Yes they could take off the wheel Replace it and steal your car. Most thieves would pick an easier target.
601774
No locking lug nuts included. Get the McGard locking lug nuts. Best quality locks available.
1137306
mine did not come with one but I took it to Sams Club tire dept and checked it against their guages, my son works there, and it was about a lb difference.
754552
No. They do NOT come with lug-nuts. I needed/wanted new lug nuts all around, so I found and ordered up a complete set of "Gorilla" locking for 6-lug wheels. Even though I only have 5 on each wheel, I now have three matching/locking lug nuts on my spare tire. (Jeep Wrangler - TJ).
138523
The trailer has a pin with a tab on it to lock it to the pull hitch. Hope that helps.
1256439
Yes, There is a spot where you can place a lock once you have the tire mounted and tightened onto the carrier. It will fit most common locks that you can pick up at your local Lowes, or Walmart.
1562495
I am reasonably sure the wheels do not lock and no, that is not a problem for me. I have been happy with the product.
1021607
Kind of. They have a mechanism to lock, but it doesn't really do the trick too well. The wheels honestly aren't that great. One of mine broke clean off. It stays pretty immobile, but can shift if bumped hard enough.
1374267
The inconvenience of doing it. I would not reccomend this product for long-term storage of an expensive bicycle in an insecure space. It does make nabbing your wheels very inconvenient for would-be thieves. Nothing is theft-proof. Even good ulocks are defeated with a dremel or a can of compressed air and a hammer. Using my pinhead skewers, I feel very safe leaving my non-flashy commuter bike secured with one ulock to the frame.
982281
It comes with a hitch pin that screws on tightly. So a tool is necessary to remove it. But it's not a locking pin.
2027186
The trailer comes with a hitch that attaches to the axel of rear tire, once you attach the hitch it's easy to to take on and off - you just line up the wholes and put the pin in.
1722890
Highly unlikely, otherwise thieves would do the same thing.Also, it is not recommended to use more than one of these per wheel (use the lug nut complete system instead).
1167982
The wheels do have locks. But, this is a very basic unit and the wheels, not being a very high quality, do not really move of their own accord at all. It stays put on its own. I have never used the locks, nor have I tried to remove them so I can't answer that. But I think they just slipped in so maybe they can be. You can always just not install them.
1722850
No it don't but you don't need it too.the shaft on the trailer swivels inside of the fifth wheel hook up
1952107
No, there is no built in system to lock bikes to the rack itself. The rack has a clever system for locking itself into the hitch so it cannot be stolen.
2070017
There's a metal collar piece you attach to the wheel hub. You can leave it there permanently. The trailer has a hitch that just hooks to that, and there's a safety strap. I went to a bike shop and they put the collar piece on my back wheel for free.
1296081
I just pushed in the lever/release valve on the wheel and it unlocked and once I had it shoved all the way back I released the lever and both wheels locked into place. You don't push down on the lever to release the lock, you push it IN horizontally. The instructions said to just push the wheel onto the axel and that just did not work. Have to push in the little metal lever on the wheel base first
1256440
We locked ours with a small padlock through the hole in the post that goes though cent of wheel. It prevents the bar from turning.