🔧 TEMO 35/19Pt Wheel Lock Nut Screw Removal Key Anti-Theft Lugnut Socket S3054 Compatible for BMW Cars Review

I was surprised at how well made this lock nut was. It is stronger than BMW OEM lock nut. Head and splines are longer than OEM. Very happy with this purchase. Great fit!

No, I ordered the wrong size. I needed 32/16, ordered 32/16. It was very close to 32/16, but it doesn't count close. He was too big to fit in. I felt it, and it turned out to be 9 thousandths more. Poor workmanship and quality control.

The 17mm head is so weak that you can eat away at the edges with repeated use. an extra 17mm head in your kit or you won't be removing the wheels.

I don't understand why people who ordered CLEARLY the wrong size give this one a star? It's better made than the one that came with my locks. I ordered 37. Do you know how I knew I needed 37? I did my homework, looked at the underside of one of the locknuts.

So how do you know which one to buy? Take your BMW screw and use the small sharpie marker. Count and mark each tooth/burr. As for the quality of the instrument. It is MUCH better than the OEM key which is cast metal. So you can twist it and bend the wedges. This tool looks like chrome molybdenum or a VERY dense metal. That is hard. I bought two, one for my trunk and one for my tool box.

I lost my original lock nut wrench when I changed flats, this worked great. Count the serrations on the locknut to make sure you have the correct one. 37/21 was recommended for my car (BMW 550i msport 2008), 35/19 worked. The dealer wanted me to come in to "measure" the locknut so he could order the correct part. Count the splines again, I used a mechanical pencil to slide along the grooves. Count 3-4 times to make sure you get the right number.

Suitable for my BMW 328Xi. I bought a used car and the key was missing and none of the previous owners documented the key code. After unsuccessful attempts to make a new key, I ordered this one. (Note: the locking lugs appear to be tool steel, so they'll cut the teeth of anything softer.) Tip: I had some thermoplastic material laying around and after heating it, I popped it into the locknut. After it cooled I took it out and used a fine tip marker and a magnifying glass to count the splines and

I bought a TEMO 32/16 tool and a new BMW ABC 32 tool after cutting my original BMW. Some gorilla in the shop that worked on my car the last time BLOW the eyebolts including the lock. The BMW ABC 32 tool cut like soft toffee with a 4 foot pry bar. The TEMO tool allows you to quickly unscrew the locking bolt with the same 4-inch broken rod. Check out the attached comparison photo. Left BMW, right TEMO. The BMW tool was $22 at the BMW dealer, the TEMO tool was $12 with shipping. TEMO FTW! Another…