🦍 Gorilla Automotive 71632N 'The System' Acorn Wheel Locks - Ultimate Protection for 4 Lug Wheels (12mm x 1.50 Thread Size) Review

I bought this to replace the eyelets on all my Jeep Rubicon tires and the spare wheel eyelets. This set had the correct number plus a spare. They were easy to install and looked good on the jeep.

Install them on a new Jeep and after 6 months all the wheel lugs were showing signs of rusting. This is the saddest time in the world when something is destined to hold up a car tire instead of rust. This should never happen, even within 6 months of use.

Great system, only 2010 Ford 150 hubcaps attach with 4 grommets. So I could only use 2 lockers per bike. It's still better than 1 per wheel and way better than 0 per wheel. I would give 5 stars if all my grommets could be replaced with lockers.

Beautiful looks, perfect fit, great form and function, great value and safety. Now I feel a lot better about parking my jeep in questionable areas. jeep owners; Be sure to buy enough to cover the spare tire mount and count how many you need, so I bought a pack of 24. I can't ask for more than 10 more for my trailer!

I got this set for my jeep. enough nuts to cover all wheels + spare. Overall it appears to be a sturdy, sturdy product. The key's washers run along the nuts, so there's less chance of the key breaking. One note though: this will fit a 21mm head, while the Jeep provided nuts and tools are 19mm. So you need to buy another wrench to fit.

They work great, are very affordable and yet totally reliable without compromising on workmanship. Currently used on S2000, Corvette and Mustang vehicles. Some of my gorilla lock kits are 9 years old and are used on cars parked outside during inclement weather. I like to buy boxes of 24 grommets because you can fit 20 of the same grommets into your machine and have four spares in case of loss or damage.

I have used Gorilla brand eye nuts and wheel locks on a variety of vehicles for years and have never had a problem. I would definitely recommend spending a few bucks more to upgrade from one lock per wheel to a full set of wheel locks per bolt. I bought this set for my 2010 Jeep Wrangler; Purchasing this "6 bolt wheel set" for my five wheel hole car left me with 4 extra lug nuts, three of which I used to attach the spare wheel and the wheel to the tire holder on the back of the jeep. If someone

This is pretty much junk. Don't waste money. I noticed that after a few months they started to rust badly and now (about a year later) they look terrible. They are almost completely rusted. This is silly as a product intended for outdoor use needs to be rust resistant. Also the key they give you is quite annoying. It does not include a ½ drive but does require an 11/16 socket. Now I have to carry an extra socket and breaker in case I need to change tires. It would be advisable to fit a ¾ hex so