Autoexpress in the UK just tested locking wheel nuts. Go here, pick product tests, then locking wheelnuts. (Couldn't get a direct link to work - sorry!)

The S2000 wheels leave the nuts proud, and more vulnerable to attack than most, but a decent set of locking nuts should help. As the test shows though, most are junk.

-Brian.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by s2oooboy
[B]

Alright, I guess your right.

 

shamu;

terrible!!!! so very sorry to hear this. a violation of your personal space, rights and freedom. so very glad they didn't get your oz's!!!! btw; what are you going to do? they know where you park, etc?? i pray they don't come back again. what will you do when your oz's are back on the car?? do you have wheel locks?? did your oz's come with new lug nuts? centering rings? locking lug nuts? just hope these nimrods are gone; period.

best regards
bruce

 

sorry to hear about that.

and I agree with cthree - definately just a deterrant if nothing else.
so, can I help you out with some wheels from HRE or Kinesis? I can only sympathize with this incident and give you the best deal I can. But if you want stock replacements, I'm sure that someone will sell their wheels/tires for ~800 + shipping.

 

Hey- good article on the lug nuts... Any idea what the "Honda" brand are? They look similar to the McGard series.

-B

 

s2oooboy:

I have a friend that used to live in that area (Kits/UBC) and his car was broken into twice in the span of a few months. All those punks took were a pair of shoes and a junk laptop. Crime occurs everywhere, I guess that's why Vancouver's insurance rates are pretty high.

 

I'm not sure if my insurance will replace the stock rims with a new set, or if they'll cut me a check for the equivalent cash amount...?

 

They should cut you a check for the retail value minus your deductible.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by bguernsey
[B]Hey- good article on the lug nuts... Any idea what the "Honda" brand are?

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by AnDy_PaNdY
[B]Bad luck