Gorilla Automotive 63631 Standard Mag Gorilla Guard Locks (12mm x 1.50 Thread Size) - Comprehensive 4-Pack Review

Gorilla Automotive 63631 Standard Mag Gorilla Guard Locks (Thread Size 12mm x 1.50) - 4 Pack. They will not fit 2007 RAV4 with OEM magnetic wheels. When the washers are in place and properly tightened, they will seat against the rotors. Standard nuts are about 1/8 inch shorter. They are listed at Revain as suitable for the 2007 Toyota RAV4 and also in the fit chart on the Gorilla website. I was told and shown to the tire shop and the return period had expired.

Great product, love the rare pattern! That's why I bought these nuts. They seem really strong and durable. The only thing I would like to say about them is that they are chrome plated. As you can see from the photos I provided I had to paint them black. I made it to match my rims. I varnished them, it took about 20 minutes. In general I am satisfied. I can sleep easy at night knowing my CDs won't be stolen.

My problem with this product (supplied without instructions) is that it comes with loose shims and unless you are very very careful you will install the shims flush with the tire axle and wheelbase which is hard to see is because it is too deep, the washer will be crushed by the flare nut and become stuck in the hole. It would be much better if the washers were made to stay flush (and rotate) with the top of the inner end of the nut. Also, I don't like that the ends of the bolts are flat…

Mounted on my 2019 Toyota Camry. Not suitable for many Toyota models with only one washer supplied, the shaft is too long. You can tighten them and the washer won't touch the wheel. You need two washers or a very thick one. When replacing the magnetic saddle clamp nuts, simply remove the washer from the removed clamp nuts. They are simply held in place by notches, wiggle them from side to side with a screwdriver and they will come loose. Now just put two washers on the lock and the length of…

Was looking for some protection for my BBS discs. Of course, no lock is completely secure, I'm just betting on the assumption that if you can make it harder for a would-be thief, they'll either get past it or take long enough to pick it that it increases the likelihood that someone she sees and they get scared before they're done. I like their design because you can't just hammer the special socket on the outside to take it off because the outside wall rotates freely inside the "key socket"…