Remove Locking Wheel Bolts on Porsche Models
A cased set of numbered wheel-lock key sockets for Porsche models, typically used to remove locking wheel bolts when the original key is missing. Check that the lock pattern on the car matches one of the sockets before use.
- Numbered Key Sockets
- CR-V Steel
- Anti-Rust Finish
- Fitted Carry Case
Key Features
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Numbered Key Patterns
Each socket carries a different internal key pattern and a stamped number, so the pattern that fits the lock can be identified and found again.
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Hex Drive End
The back of each socket has a hex end for turning with a wrench or socket driver.
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CR-V Steel with Anti-Rust Finish
Made of CR-V steel with an anti-rust, anti-corrosion surface treatment to resist wear and deformation.
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Organized Storage
The sockets sit in numbered slots in a blue carrying case, which keeps the set in order between jobs.
How to Use
- Apply penetrating oilSpray a small amount of loosening agent at the edge of the locking bolt, not directly into the key pattern, and give it time to soak in.
- Clean the patternClear dirt and debris out of the groove in the lock.
- Seat the socketAlign the matching socket with the bolt and tap it gently with a hammer so it makes full contact.
- Loosen the boltTurn the socket counterclockwise with a suitable hand wrench.
Good to Know
Caution
- Listed for Porsche models only. Compare the lock pattern on your wheels with the sockets before ordering.
- A socket that is not fully seated can slip and damage the lock or the key; use hand tools rather than an impact wrench.
Care
- Return each socket to its numbered slot after use and keep the case closed.
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