Removing car wheel using locking wheel nut removal tool

locking wheel nut removal tool
 When you have locked your car, or your kid is locked in your trunk, and you are ready to get out, you may need to use a no tool or a locking wheel nut to get the lock closed. You don't always need to have a tool with you. Sometimes, all you need is a screwdriver, but the lock has become damaged enough that it will not fit into the keyhole anymore. 5 tips on using locking wheel nut removal tool.

In this case, you can use a locking wheel nut, and the screwdriver will be useless. But, when you need to use the wrench and you cannot find a replacement, you do need a tool with you. 

There are some things that you should know when trying to open a car door with a screwdriver. Some locks will require that you have a screwdriver to remove them, others may require that a screwdriver is the only tool that will work, and then others are completely safe to use no tool at all. 


The first thing that you should know is that if you try to open a door using a screwdriver and do not have the proper tools, you might end up damaging the door instead of making it stay shut. If you cannot use a screwdriver, you will also not be able to access the door very easily. Sometimes, the screwdriver will make a mark on the lock and the door frame, and then you have to use a screwdriver in order to remove the mark. You do not want to risk doing this yourself and damaging the door. If you do not have a keyhole, you can use an extra key to open the door. Read this post on the cost.

Another way to get a no tool is to use something called a key puller. You can get one at any hardware store. They are usually used by locksmiths, but they can be used by anyone who is locked out of their car or home. You can pull the key out of the lock and use the key puller to open the door. If you do not have a key, you can use a small tool or a screwdriver to get it out. 

Watch the following video about using a locking wheel nut removal tool.


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