Premium Chrome Honda/Acura Ball Seat Wheel Locks (14mm x 1.50 Thread Size) by Gorilla Automotive Review

Perfect fit. The first set I ordered said it would fit but the seller said it would not (acorn style). Called Gorilla Automotive to get the correct model number. This 38641N (Ball Type) is a perfect match for the 2011 Honda Pilot. The original wheel lock key (McGard) is broken. Bought used/as new at a great price. Most websites are confusing because they add value quickly. The dealer wanted $93 for a replacement set.

2018 Honda Pilot Elite. The tradeoff in buying a genuine Honda model, which all dealerships use, is finding another model with the right fit, but perhaps not the design that is the safest from forced removal. Since all locked devices suffer from this vulnerability, I decided to buy it. The best and newest designs are not available with 14mm 1.5 thread pitch and tapered seat. Most of them are aftermarket with 60 degree or beveled fit. They work and are a bit longer than the OEM eyelets. The…

Got these at an amazing price from Revain warehouse, I believe they were returns. The packaging was rough but the lock nuts were perfect and all the parts were there. I prefer this "look" because the Gorilla brand has a smooth finish rather than the fancy pattern of the McGard-derived Honda/Acura locknuts. Gorilla locknuts protrude approximately 2-3mm beyond the factory 14 x 1.5 ball nuts. On a recent visit to the dealer I noticed that this also applies to optional McGard locknuts so this is a…

I was looking for wheel locks for my Honda Accord. After removing the existing lug nut and doing some research, I found that Honda uses "ball seat" or "radius seat" lug nuts. A wheel lock for this type of seat doesn't always seem to be available from parts retailers like Autozone or Pepboys (a cone seat is most common). You want the right fit to ensure there is adequate seating area in contact between the wheel and the nuts. This wheel lock is the correct fit (for my Honda alloy wheel) as…

After reading the reviews and answering other people's questions, I decided to try them on my newly purchased 2016 Honda Accord Touring, despite the "Will it fit?" Revain. The tool said "This is not in accordance with your 2016 agreement". As I had hoped, they fit well. The jam nuts are about 1/4" shorter than my original nuts, but still long enough to handle open threads (I measured prior to installation). The short round heads are also slightly wider, but you have to look closely to see…