Wheel locks question
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Yes, they had wheel locks but many owners removed them...unless you leave your car in a high risk area,, they are just a nuisance. The wheel lock set that came with my car sits in a drawer in my garage.
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To me, Spending $40 for set of wheels locks on a $113,000 vehicle is a no brainer, to slow down the possible casual car/wheel thief.
It's a personal choice, but having an alarm system at my house won't stop a bugler from breaking in, but it'll slow him or pick another house without an alarm...
It's a personal choice, but having an alarm system at my house won't stop a bugler from breaking in, but it'll slow him or pick another house without an alarm...
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when i got some curb rash on my wheels and after i dropped it off at the shop, they called me later asking for my wheel lock key saying there was no way to remove the wheels. So I called Jag and for some reason they never issued the wheel locks for my car. So Jag had to order them. Car shop guy calls me back 3 days later and says sorry his techs finally found them but they were in some obscure spot inside the car??? So honestly I have no idea what the general practice is. Jag told me that they should all come with the locks. Who knows.
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I don't have wheel locks on my car because: a) it is insured, b) locks are more likely to create issues with roadside or service than stop theft c) whole night is plenty of time to remove rims with or without locks, d) Jaguars are rare enough here that I don't see much demand for stolen Jaguar rims, e) maybe someone steals these rims as I can get something easier to clean.
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