How to Remove Anti-Theft Wheel Lug Nuts?

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SanMaddox
07/29/25 7:37pm
After locating the key, align it with the anti-theft lug nut and use a wrench to loosen it. Below is relevant information about anti-theft lug nuts: Principle of anti-theft lug nuts: The anti-theft mechanism of wheel lug nuts involves machining their outer diameter into an irregular shape, requiring the use of a specialized removal tool that matches the wheel. This design prevents thieves from using ordinary tools to remove the wheel. Function of anti-theft lug nuts: Using just one anti-theft lug nut per wheel can achieve effective theft prevention, ensuring the safety of the car tires. A company in Chongqing has developed over a dozen models of anti-theft lug nuts suitable for more than 100 vehicle types. Each wheel lock comes with 4 to 12 lock types, and these are continuously updated to effectively prevent tire theft.
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