Best Wheel Locks: Lock N' Load

Vivek Nayyar
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  • Lou_BC Lou_BC on Feb 23, 2022

    Rerunning old adds or is that a car at the trucker's protest?

  • La834 La834 on Feb 23, 2022

    I've long had two issues with these. One, throwing the balance off slightly, has been addressed by previous commenters. The other is that since you obviously need the key in case it's necessary to change a flat, it's probably in your glove box, and every thief knows that. It's not like those removable radio faceplates that used to be popular, which you ostensibly could stash in your bag when you leave the car. The wheel key IS in the car somewhere. So instead of just getting my wheels stolen, I get my window smashed too. So far my anti-wheel-theft strategy - steelies with cheap wheel covers - has worked.

  • Lou_BC Actuality a very reasonable question.
  • Lou_BC Peak rocket esthetic in those taillights (last photo)
  • Lou_BC A pickup for most people would be a safe used car bet. Hard use/ abuse is relatively easy to spot and most people do not come close to using their full capabilities.
  • Lorenzo People don't want EVs, they want inexpensive vehicles. EVs are not that. To paraphrase the philosopher Yogi Berra: If people don't wanna buy 'em, how you gonna stop 'em?
  • Ras815 Ok, you weren't kidding. That rear pillar window trick is freakin' awesome. Even in 2024.
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