lugnuts and keys
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Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 772
From: Jasper, IN
The days of stealing wheels is long past. When your car is hit, 10:1, they know
you, and/or are settling a score. I have never had wheels stolen, and I don't use
locks. The lug-stud locks that were on my VW, took them off. All they are is
a future headache should you lose the keys. I see more of that, than anyone,
over someone saying that they had their wheels stolen. Happened to my uncle
ONCE, in the 80s on one of his Mach 1s. He found out who did it, ONE of them
was his so-called friend. My uncle beat the living **** out of him, never happend
again. Almost every time your car is burglarized, it's someone you know... I
knew everyone who stole from me, or my family members. They were ALL
so-called friends, and even family... Why? Because they know what you have,
they've seen it...
you, and/or are settling a score. I have never had wheels stolen, and I don't use
locks. The lug-stud locks that were on my VW, took them off. All they are is
a future headache should you lose the keys. I see more of that, than anyone,
over someone saying that they had their wheels stolen. Happened to my uncle
ONCE, in the 80s on one of his Mach 1s. He found out who did it, ONE of them
was his so-called friend. My uncle beat the living **** out of him, never happend
again. Almost every time your car is burglarized, it's someone you know... I
knew everyone who stole from me, or my family members. They were ALL
so-called friends, and even family... Why? Because they know what you have,
they've seen it...
If you lock your house, lock your car, and lock your bike, I see no reason why not to have this precaution that is a very cheap, use it and forget, "preventive" measure.
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