Haven't been this disappointed in a long time
 

After waiting for the past 10 weeks for my rims to come in, they were finally delivered last week. I loaded up the rims in a friend's car and we headed to the tire place to have them mounted. As I'm pulling out the adapter piece for the tuner lug nuts, I realize I can't find the key for the locking lug nuts on the currently mounted wheels. I searched the entire car to no avail. I know I had it last week when ClemsonWill and I installed my springs, but I must have lost it since then.
Anyway, after searching the car I had to turn around and go back home. No rims installed. :crying:

Can anyone help me identify the key that will fit these? I bought the car with them already installed, so I don't know the make or model.

Looks like a standard McGard wheel lock.

Home - McGard: Innovative Security Products

At work if I don't have a lock I pound a 12 point socket on it and it comes right off,plus the chrome socket doesn't damage the customers locks.

So your the one that goes around steeling wheels? :icon17:

:bowrofl:Only yours Chris:icon23:

Check the document holder that contains your manual. The dealer might have left the paperwork that identifies the specific pattern in it. With that you can simply order a replacement from McGard.

The problem is I bought the car used with aftermarket wheels on it already. There was no information on them. I'll search the mcgard page.