[XCRN]

I more than likely drove off with my wheel lock in on the lug bolt after doing my brakes. So now I am trying to order a new one but I am not sure where to get the code for it. Could someone please point me in the right direction?

[Orion4]

When you got the wheel locks, there should have been a tag or spot on the package with the reorder code needed. If they came OEM with the car, check in the owners folder and the manual to see if it is stuck in there or written down some place. If they are aftermarket, you will probably have to contact the manufacturer to see how to go about getting a replacement.

[TheBingoBalls]

If OEM and assuming your dealer of choice carries various keys, they will have a box with keys that they will check with your locks. Shouldn't be a problem to find a replacement key.

[sspade]

I have this one available if it happens to be the one you need.

[XCRN]

That one is similar but unfortunatly different. I went to the dealer and they said they could not (probably just don't want to) order a new key. They could order me a new set. I just ended up ordering 4 more lug bolts and will go to the dealer to remove the locks with thier "master key" I live in rural no-where so I really doubt anyone is going to steal my wheels anyways.

[Sam!]

Originally Posted by XCRN

That one is similar but unfortunatly different. I went to the dealer and they said they could not (probably just don't want to) order a new key. They could order me a new set. I just ended up ordering 4 more lug bolts and will go to the dealer to remove the locks with thier "master key" I live in rural no-where so I really doubt anyone is going to steal my wheels anyways.

I did the same thing, but my dealership parts dept had a wheel lock key set to figure out the one you need to reorder. They didn't do that for you? It was about $20 for the key, I ordered 2 just in case.