Ask yourself if you really need one

Somehow my front left wheel lock is gone, it is number 22, any ideas where to get just one wheel lock?

TIA

Frissen

I think you have to buy them in sets. Otherwise, you'd have to have two different "keys" to lo remove/tighten them.

Guenter
2014 Boxster S
GT Silver, 6 Speed Manual, Bi-Xenons, Sports Suspension (lowers car 20mm), Porsche Sports Exhaust, Porsche Torque Vectoring, Auto Climate control, heated and vented seats, 20" Carrera S Wheels, Pedro's TechNoWind, Sport Design steering wheel, Roll bars in GT Silver
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If you have the code you can call them on the phone and have them order one. No biggie.

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If you have the code you can call them on the phone and have them order one. No biggie.

Here in Mexico they only sell it by the set :/

Do US dealers sell it by the piece?

I know that you can buy the anti-theft socket separately (I bought an extra one) but when I look at the parts diagram I don't see any single anti-theft bolts. So maybe you can't. I would give Suncoast Porsche a call and ask.

I took mine off on my previous 4 cars and replaced with a stud and don't have em on my current 2. Granted they were all stock wheels and so perhaps not prime targets but none of them would fetch much less than a K as a set. Didn't want to have to fool with the locks on a dark and rainy night. Plus one time a dealer took/lost my special socket.

Oddest thing, I took the full-wheel plastic hubcaps off my Prius only to find "mag" wheels underneath. Now why would they do that? Only reason I can think of is to make the stock wheels look crappy so they could sell more up-optioned models that have bigger "mag" wheels that show.

Have been "lock-free" ever since we broke one of the key during a Summer/Winter tire change.

Can see if the car has expensive aftermarket rims/wheels, but definitely more of a PIA than they are worth for stock wheels.
Get some nice chrome bolts and call it a day.

We have been using these from Boothe Design and they have held up well for over six years:
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Also agree. Ditched mine years ago and replaced with regular studs.