Yeah. Never thought it would happen
03-19-2012, 10:45 PM
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Yeah it looks like an apt complex. I am really sorry about your luck? Did you have after market rims or stock? Once again I keep telling people you should not get a 40k car unless you have a garage.
03-19-2012, 10:47 PM
#6
I've been thinking I live in a good area but I'm about to order some locks just to be safe....well safer than I am now at least.
03-19-2012, 10:50 PM
#7
Dude, what is going on??? This is like the 3rd one in a matter of days...and I'm thinking of buying wheels....maybe I should reconsider. Sorry bro for schmucks in this world that do stuff like this.
This is really getting out of hand..I'm beside myself with all these G's on bricks the last couple days.
This is really getting out of hand..I'm beside myself with all these G's on bricks the last couple days.
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03-19-2012, 10:52 PM
#8
I had 2 sets of lock nuts on my OEM sport rims before I sold them. Made me feel better, but knew that they probably would be still taken if they really wanted them.
03-19-2012, 10:56 PM
#9
How can thiefs bypass the locks? I bought my G from the dealer and the wheels had 2 sets of locks on each wheel...isn't that extremely difficult to steal? I keep hearing others say if they want it bad enough they'll get em...but how is it possible with multiple locks per wheel?
03-19-2012, 10:56 PM
#10
The thing I have learned is if they want them badly enough, they will get them no matter what. I have learned this the hard way before.
I had 2 sets of lock nuts on my OEM sport rims before I sold them. Made me feel better, but knew that they probably would be still taken if they really wanted them.
I had 2 sets of lock nuts on my OEM sport rims before I sold them. Made me feel better, but knew that they probably would be still taken if they really wanted them.
03-19-2012, 10:59 PM
#12
How can thiefs bypass the locks? I bought my G from the dealer and the wheels had 2 sets of locks on each wheel...isn't that extremely difficult to steal? I keep hearing others say if they want it bad enough they'll get em...but how is it possible with multiple locks per wheel?
The only deterent is it will slow them down a little, which sometime means a difference on whether they want the hassle or not.
Cool! my 100th post...unfortunately at someone elses expense.
03-19-2012, 11:02 PM
#14
The same way if you happen to lose the lock key and need them removed. A garage would just ram a socket bigger on the lock and twist it out that way. I'm sure there are other types of extractors.
The only deterent is it will slow them down a little, which sometime means a difference on whether they want the hassle or not.
The only deterent is it will slow them down a little, which sometime means a difference on whether they want the hassle or not.
I have a garage so I'm protected at night for the most part..man is that painful to see.
03-19-2012, 11:02 PM
#15
Dude, what is going on??? This is like the 3rd one in a matter of days...and I'm thinking of buying wheels....maybe I should reconsider. Sorry bro for schmucks in this world that do stuff like this.
This is really getting out of hand..I'm beside myself with all these G's on bricks the last couple days.
This is really getting out of hand..I'm beside myself with all these G's on bricks the last couple days.