Looking for GM wheel locks in black

[KMeloney]

Are your black GM wheel locks conical like these from Advanced Wheel Locks???View attachment 424086

Sorry, no — I meant that mine were cylindrical, not conical.

 

[Jroby42]

ya even they had a extra side on them or something a different sized socket likely work or a piece of metal inserted on one edge.
it "might" stop some one in a hurry but that's about it.

I have these and a regular socket would not take them off, nor would your suggestion of the metal piece. The top lug portion is a chrome cover that can spin and is not how the lock tightens. That being said, a determined individual could get them off but they match the OEM nicely and unless you know what you are looking at, you cannot distinguish the lock from the others.

 

[kerlyb]

ya even they had a extra side on them or something a different sized socket likely work or a piece of metal inserted on one edge.
it "might" stop some one in a hurry but that's about it.

Can't remove these GM wheel locks with a conventional socket or vise grip wrench...the hex head spins freely. If you look at the key socket, the "ridges" insert onto base of each nut for removal. The "ridges" are also unique to each wheel lock set.

Of course wheel locks in general are never 100% secure...just designed to deter or slow down thieves.

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Looking for these same GM wheel locks but in BLACK. Anyone have part #? View attachment 423951

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[Doubeleive]

I have these and a regular socket would not take them off, nor would your suggestion of the metal piece. The top lug portion is a chrome cover that can spin and is not how the lock tightens. That being said, a determined individual could get them off but they match the OEM nicely and unless you know what you are looking at, you cannot distinguish the lock from the others.

that makes them more useful then

 

[Doubeleive]

Can't remove these GM wheel locks with a conventional socket or vise grip wrench...the hex head spins freely. If you look at the key socket, the "ridges" insert onto base of each nut for removal. The "ridges" are also unique to each wheel lock set.

Of course wheel locks in general are never 100% secure...just designed to deter or slow down thieves.

try looking by adding a number or subtracting a number to the last digit of the gm part number so if it ends in 8 make it a 9 or a 7, sometimes gm makes parts of the same type and just changes the last number

 

[RST Dana]

My service guy sez the shop has a special shaped tool they hammer onto the locking nut and then remove it with a long bar. I’m sure the thugs have the same tool.

 

[JayceeP]

I just ordered some in Canada. Assuming it’s the same: #85105299

Edit: just checked and they’re discontinued?

 

[kerlyb]

I ended up going with the Advanced Wheel Locks. Can't see how any thief could remove these. Also nice to know Made in USA.