🔒 Enhanced Thread Size Toyota O.E. Wheel Locks (12mm x 1.50) with Washer by Gorilla Automotive Review

I welded and fitted the rear bumper to allow the 5th (spare) wheel to be taken along. So I figured it would be a good idea to secure it with some kind of locking device or safety nuts. It was the cheaper option and since the reviews were good enough I bought it. Easy to install and I plan on getting more if I can get nuts that match the nut wrench that comes with the kit.

Fits my 2017 Toyota Tundra Limited. Excellent price. My style is a flared glans with a puck. For some reason this OEM style is hard to come by for Toyota. I had to return another big brand bike lock because it didn't fit me. They also say that it was suitable, it was not suitable. This product was about 30% cheaper. Just does the job well. Good quality. Even better, I think the socket wrench has the best design and quality. Happy !

These locks are perfect for a 2009 Toyota Corolla S. They are slightly shorter than the stock lugs but that is not a problem. Hope they weather the storm. I read some old reviews that said they tend to rust. The price is great, but you get a spare key. The key is $10 plus tax and shipping so they shipped me $21. Too expensive for me, so I'm careful not to lose my key. I highly recommend these locks!

I like that these lug nuts are virtually indistinguishable from the original lug nut when fitted to the wheel, but I've had that feeling they were noticeably heavier as I held both in my hand. The original nut weighs 70g and these Gorilla M12x1.5 nuts weigh 82g. 12g shouldn't be noticeable to most people as the nuts rotate very close to the center of the wheel, but given the choice I would prefer the nut to be closer to the weight of the original part.

These locks are great. The keys work much better than the ones that came with the car. Another brand's key systems could one day land you in the middle of nowhere. That won't happen with these. You can get this product with 4 locks and a key that fits the whole lock for the price of a spare key that doesn't match the original brand. There is nothing to cut. No little things to break and hurt you when the wrench slips off or becomes unusable. I will buy a few more sets. If you have a Lexus or…

Just received and they are great no question. In fact, the bad guys would take a very long time to film (unlike some other projects). BUT, to be fair, I have to give 3 stars instead of 5, because for a second key (or possibly customer service, high costs and equally high shipping costs as well as other complaints (example: wants your CC information - no, does not accept PP) on an insecure website). These are my observed online opinions, not necessarily mine. Creepy as well. 5 stars if I'm…

Much better than traditional wheel locks. Bought these from Toyota for my 2014 Tundra 1794 Edition, $70 later, installed them, key slipped off one of the wheels. Damaged tool. Order 3 tools from McGard (manufacturer) and another lug nut - another $60 + shipping away. Damaged two tools trying to remove the failed nut before I use the third tool to remove the other nuts and attempt to use the fourth tool on the same nut. Did you harm too? I ended up buying a 19mm 12 point deep socket from Lowes…

Thanks to the reviewers who helped. Despite a car match saying it didn't fit my car, another reviewer responded and said it did fit perfectly. Same pointed end, same length, and slight differences in width, if any. With all this craziness, now you literally have to spin everything. So instead of finding my car on milk crates, it was a happy compromise. I didn't choose Toyota OE because I read reviews where the safety socket seemed unreliable and if you ever had an eyelet or strap, the wheel…

I bought these for my 2019 Camry with 18" alloy wheels having previously bought Gorilla locks on another car which lasted 9 years and always still looks good. These Toyota locks are very similar to the OE nuts, the main difference being the lugs on the locks that the key fits into. Since the locks and nuts fit into the recesses in the wheels, you'll have to look closely to tell the difference. And because they're countersunk, you don't have to worry about someone removing them with a vise or…