What is the solution for damaged wheel lock bolts?
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The solutions for damaged wheel lock bolts are as follows: 1. Apply some WD-40 lubricant to the bolt, then gently tap it with a small hammer (using a cloth as padding), and try to unscrew it after tapping. 2. Use an impact wrench. 3. Use a welding method: while protecting the wheel rim, weld a long metal object to the bolt, then use a wrench to turn the metal object and rotate the bolt. 4. Use a plasma cutter (only reacts with iron) to slowly melt the bolt with high temperature. Although the aluminum wheel rim won't be affected, the paint might get damaged. Introduction to wheel lock bolts: 1. Anti-theft function. Wheel lock bolts are commonly used in outdoor products because outdoor environments often present management challenges, and using these bolts significantly reduces unnecessary losses. 2. Convenient to use. They can be installed using a specialized wrench without requiring any particularly complex tools. Manufacturers usually provide customers with the necessary specialized tools, so there's no need to worry about installation issues.