Entaille

http://www.europeanautosource.com/pr...lug-nuts-12x15

I will agree with you that any locking lug nut can be removed, but not all can be removed easily. have you dealt with these in particular before? I'd wager most wheel thiefs would come unprepared to deal with these.

when there's a will .. there's a way, but these will definitely slow a thief down. worth the investment? no way. I'd rather file an insurance claim.

siggyfreud

Those looks pretty good entaille. If they're rare enough or spendy enough, they might just deter someone, unless your wheels are really worth it. But frankly, if you had one of those on every lug, it would probably be quicker to put the car on flatbed.

highline

what dealership is that? Doesn't look like Planet Ford...I agree with tanner...cut the lines and steal the brakes also...

xenocide

Did he ask if he could take it for a test drive?

mustang0672

LMAO....He should have!

Boss_Hotrod

Yep. That would been great.

JayyVee

LOL, prolly easier to melt them down and start all over.

MELLOWYELLOW06

Ive done that before, not on all but 2 lugs per wheel.
Thieves want to get in and get out so if they take too much time,
they bounce to the next project.

Derf00

That actually is not too rare (dealers getting wheels stolen off lot vehicles).

http://www.kbtx.com/home/headlines/T...159500805.html

It been on the rise this past summer. Just do a search for theives steal wheels off dealership cars. No fewer than 6 unrelated stories show up since June of this year.

http://www.chevyhardcore.com/news/de...ars-on-blocks/

http://www.kbtx.com/home/headlines/T...159500805.html

This is just two of them.

UofHmustang

I don't understand why people always say that.

Someone looking to steal rims couldn't care less about our GDP or unemployment rate. That's why they're taking other people's stuff and not working. There's been thieves in good and bad times.