Doh! Nuts!
when i needed to remove mine i warmed up a socket that was just too small to go over the nut using a blowtorch, then smashed it on with a hammer. cooled it down then removed the socket with the locking wheel nut in it.
Then just hammer the nut out of the socket and repeat
simples
Then just hammer the nut out of the socket and repeat
simples
depending on the nut, hammer on an old socket and undo like that.
you'll likely need a vice and a punch to knock the nut out of the socket once removed though
there's also locking nut removing tools that are around £40 i think.
you'll likely need a vice and a punch to knock the nut out of the socket once removed though

there's also locking nut removing tools that are around £40 i think.
ask your honda dealer for a new "key"
my stealer "lost" the key so couldn't change my tyres....when i said i new it was there (in thge boot) because I'd had the wheels off the previous weekend ...they mysterioulsy found the key in their workshop..
my stealer "lost" the key so couldn't change my tyres....when i said i new it was there (in thge boot) because I'd had the wheels off the previous weekend ...they mysterioulsy found the key in their workshop..
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buy a heavy duty Nut splitter. I had to do this on a wheel nut for a trailer we borrowed when I had a blow out. Took all of 3 mins to get the nut off.

Only works if your wheel gives you access all round to the wheel nuts, not so good if they're recessed.
Only works if your wheel gives you access all round to the wheel nuts, not so good if they're recessed.






