McGard 24215 Chrome Cone Seat Wheel Locks (M14 X 1.5 Thread Size) - Set of 4

Perfect for a Ram 1500 Laramie. I was a little nervous torquing these to manufacturers specs without breaking the key or the locks, but had no issues torquing these to 130ft lbs. The chrome finish is very nice, they seem sturdy and well made, definitely would buy again. This is also the same company that makes, the factory Mopar wheel locks, just repackaged with a Mopar label and charged more than double the price from the dealership.

Nice but wrong size

These wheel locks were a perfect fit when the oem cone shape end lug nut was replaced with them on my Ford Maverick. McGard website confirmed they were the correct size, but less expensive here on Amazon. Saved 33% buying a good condition returned item that was like new with the plastic package opened. Good to buy returned items and save. Put them on my new '24 Mav alloy wheels and they look great, a little biggee than the lug bolts, but look fine enough for me.

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nice they work

I was thinking to buy a GM wheel lock kit for my 2024 RS, but when I checked to see who made the GM wheel locks for my Cadillac CT6, I saw they were made by.... McGard. I called McGard customer service, they answered quickly and gave me the proper model to order - advising to buy on Amazon for quick delivery and excellent pricing. They arrived the next day and were installed the same day. Only thing a bit unusual is the lock lug is 21mm, and the wheel lug is actually 7/8". It's fine, I bought a plastic coated thin wheel wall socket set on Amazon. I mean, with run flats, how many times do you need to take off a wheel anyway?

With Upgraded or Custom Wheels and Tires you can easily spend $1000 for replacements. Wheel Locks are a Must. They are made in the USA, are an excellent quality product.

I purchased two different sets (different brands) from local parts stores for my 2013 Regal GS stock 20" wheels. One set would not bottom out as it was too shallow, the other set of Doormans was garbage, the head of the lock nut snapped off on two of the lock nuts, again too shallow. I used a four way hand tool, not an impact. I could not find any besides from the dealer that would "fit". The dealer wanted almost $100 at my shop cost, not retail list. So I ordered these as a last chance before I spent a lot of unnecessary money. I was worried as I read a review about them tearing up Ford rims. If you look at my pictures they "appear" to have less contact surface area then the factory. But if you look close, the contact area is actually the same. The factory has a smaller area at the tip and a larger area at the end that do not contact the wheel surface anyways. I just installed them(and took them back off to check for damage) in 5 min. Looks good no damage. So unless I have issues down the road(which I will update if I do) then these are perfect fit.