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Dealer might be able to help, check them 1st. If not then a Goodyear/Firestone should be able to remove them with no wheel damage, but ***** can the locks after that.
I had to have a door panel replaced due to some dealer carelessness, and my key was in the panel, they had to break the studs to get the locks off. . .
I was using mine today... to try rotating the tires. Put it on, and the inside of the key sheered right off. I was able to pick the pieces out of the actual lug, but damn! I need a new key now too!
A socket slightly small and a big hammer will do it.
Yep, thats how we used to do it at my old shop. Smaller socket, hammer, and I nice impact will zap those lugs right off. They will have to be replaced of course.