Where is the anti-theft screw tool for the new Audi A4L located?

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AlexandraLynn
07/24/25 2:30pm
The anti-theft screws for the new A4L are located on the tires. The anti-theft screws on a car, also known as anti-removal screws, have a wide range of applications, including power facilities, railway facilities, highway facilities, oilfield facilities, urban street lighting facilities, car tires, and public fitness equipment. Here is some information about anti-theft screws: 1. The structure of anti-theft screws is relatively simple and novel, which can make tires more secure and prevent car tire theft. Anti-theft screws use the principle of reverse locking, providing unique and reliable anti-theft performance. 2. Types of anti-theft screws: internal pentagon anti-theft screws, internal hexalobular anti-theft screws, Y-type anti-theft screws, external triangle anti-theft screws, internal triangle anti-theft screws, two-point anti-theft screws, eccentric hole anti-theft screws, etc.
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BraxtonLynn
08/11/25 8:18am
When looking for the anti-theft wheel bolt tool in my new Audi A4L, I found it's usually located under the trunk floor mat. Specifically, after opening the trunk lid, lift up the thick floor mat or carpet to reveal a foam insert or tool kit neatly placed in the recess. The tool kit contains the jack, towing eye, and the special socket for the anti-theft wheel bolts - all arranged in an organized manner. The design is very practical, preventing loss or theft of spare parts. If you can't find it at first glance, check around the edges of the spare tire well or the small compartments on either side of the trunk, as it might be covered by items. Remember, this tool is essential for removing the wheel's locking nuts - without it, you can't change a tire, so always put it back after use. The Audi owner's manual also includes a diagram showing its location for easy reference.
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