yellow sti6

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sussextyre

Try hometyre, they are a mobile service that use this locking wheel nut remover tool. They may have a franchise in your area. Do a google search on the hometyre name.

p1u

i had mine removed by a+e automotive at walsall he charged me 25 quid and it took him about an hour but he didnt damage my wheels his number is 01922 746039.
p1u

yellow sti6

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Hi,thanks for that.

ive brought the top removal kit.

so once i get it and remove mine hopefully i will be offering my services to
you guys and girls.

it will be in the derbyshire area or you travel to me.

thanks craig

Nesevo

let me know how you get as i'm in the same position

jimbo70

I've just bought an 03 Blobeye, which had the locking wheel nut key missing! One call to my local Subaru dealer and they posted me a new one the next day Subaru Uk are about the only company that keep a record of the correct nut keys for your car.

MY99TURBO

So the question is does anyone know someone that can get the useless piece of s**t of my wheel?


if you google dynomek they can supply a tool that will remove any wheel nut. when i bought my scoob it come without a locking nut key so i went to them and in 10 mins they had all 4 off for me if you go to them its £10 per wheel,

they are based in castleford west yorkshire

good luck

rod davies

Hi Ticky, any chance that you could PM me too please. I have had 4 garages trying to remove mine and I now have a lapsed MOT which I cant sort as the tyre is illegal!!

scoopiv

Ticky,
You must be really fed up with getting messages like this by now. I got a puncture on 31st December and still can't get the bloody things off! Some wrench-monkey at Kwik Fit used an airgun the last time, mangling the key. SO far, I've had the RAC out with no luck. Do you have the secret to getting rid of these Mc****e things?

D.

Alex Francis

Hi guys,

Sorry for reviving this old thread, but could someone kindly PM me the
method used to remove the mcgard locking nuts. I have the type with the rotating collar nothing is working and i'm really stuck.

Thanks in advance

s5ooob

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would also like a pm on this aswell please, I have a friend with one stuck on his subaru

charlow

Can someone pm me with a method to remove a Standard Subarue locking wheel nut.
It's off of a 2001 Imrezza WRX with original wheels.
A 19mm socket goes over but an 18mm socket doesn't.

marshall332bhp

What's wrong with the time old method tried and tested for years of braying a socket over the nut and ta dah!! ***** the socket but the nut is off

charlow

Thanks Marshall, I need an 18.5mm socket or a 23/32 socket to hammer on,
and they are quite rare beasts.

marshall332bhp

Am sure a 2lb hammer could persuade an 18mm on haha. Hope u get it sorted mate.

marshall332bhp

U might get a socket from eBay the yanks still use them sizes do they not?

marshall332bhp

Searched 18.5mm socket on eBay. First 2 items are what ur looking for 18.5mm locking wheel but removers. Ones £5 other £10

charlow

Thanks marshall, I've ordered.

marshall332bhp

Let us no how u get on mate. :-)

sssssteeeee

there a tool they use at tyre centers its threaded wrong way so as u undo it screws on to nut apparently, or so that what they did on mine, messed the nut up but did the job.or f all options gone drill it out, start with 6mm and work up till heads off. messy situation i tried to get the socket for mine but was stupid price!. more than the actual set of bolts. and thats from manufacturer of said bolts.

marshall332bhp

Thas what he has ordered mate an easy out.

Speedyjanner

You need to first crack the collar off with a chisel (can be a slow process), then hammer a socket on that's slightly too small to go over, usually an 18mm. The last time I had to do a set took about an hour and a half and I had to sharpen my chisel several times. Some were easy and some were complete unfortunately patience and persistence it the key.

charlow

Got the tool.
It worked well, didn't realise that the original locking wheel bolts had a sleeve!
Got the tyre checked out for punctures at my local tyre place, and they found it was loosing air on the inside wall where a balance weight had been put. Same garage last year couldn't find a leak!
Hopefully my tyre thats been loosing pressure ever since I bought the car will now hold air for good.
Thanks all for your help.

marshall332bhp

glad you got sorted mate its a nightmare when u have a tiny problem and you just cant find a fix. fingers crossed its sorted now

cuprajake

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I had this issue withy last car. Lockers were like mcguards with spinners. The person I used took them off in about 5 minutes lol.

rich_g3

Sorry guys I have the same problem as many above my Mcguard locking wheel nuts have been put in so tight and seized
Theres no space around the nut to get a socket over so any advice would be greatly appreciated or recommendation who can help
Thanks Rich