Bolt Lock 5922986 Spare Wrangler Review

Works as advertised. I wish everything was black. You can still get to the screw with special tools, but not with regular tools. The keys attach easily to your jeep which is nice. 2014 Wrangler

Makes honest people honest. A butterfly washer used to block access to the open-end wrench. It sticks out a little. The ability to program the same key as the ignition key is a great feature.

Works great but looks so big. I used it to replace those spline wheel locks. The keys to them are bullshit. This lock protects against theft and can be easily removed with the ignition key!

Works well but protrudes quite a bit from the steering wheel. The main benefit is that it offers some spare tire security and the added benefit is that it uses the car key so there is no need for an extra key. You'll also need a long row socket to remove this.

Love the simplicity of this lock, the ingenious use of the ignition key. The only thing I don't like is how big it sticks out of my spare tire. I'm super peritcular so it's probably just me. I have a Wrangler with a spare tire in the back. I think I've gotten used to it since I've had it. Works perfect!

Seems it could be a bit more discreet as it sticks out like a sore thumb. It feels solid and the lock is designed to take the shape of the key you need to use (your car key). However, it also seems like someone could just take a standard key and still stick it between the lock and the nut.

Easy to turn on and off and easily "lock" your car key - just slide in and turn. I used three to replace the three OEM nuts holding the wheel to the bracket. If one is good, three should get the would-be criminal looking for an easier target. At least that's my theory. They look nice on the spare wheel but I wouldn't use them on a mounted road bike just because they stick out a bit which isn't a problem on a spare wheel as they stick out at the back. Standard quality mounted wheel locking loops

This is an absurd product, it doesn't stop a thief from stealing a spare tire (which costs more than $200). I took a 19mm wrench and the lock and bolt came loose together and now I can steal the tire (photo). This company needs to lengthen the lock, or whatever it's called, to block the remaining access to the bolt so the wrench doesn't get caught in the bolt. So now I've run out of $33 because I've already used my key on the lock cylinder. This is the biggest design flaw! I wouldn't mind if…