Lost my TRD baja 16inch wheel lock keys. Need help

It's what I used!

 

Ok.
So what I had to do is go to dealer.
Someone tried to steal mine.
The sell the regular keyed lug nuts in a set of 6. For 30$ I think it was and it comes with a key.
They sell the TRD special key for 25$ a pop, 1ct. It also comes with a key.
I orderedjust the regular no TRD special key 1.
I think I still have the package for the regular key ones.

Now, the sr5 and the TRD wheel lugs are different.
Found that out the hard way.
I'll finish my beer and find the package

 

@bajaruda

 

Thank you!!

 

I have not logged in in for a little while, just been lurken.
I seen this thread a knew you needed help.

Your welcome!

 

I will have to go back through my notes, but it appears the Baja comes with a set without locks and then the TRD wheel fit kit comes with a dedicated lock.

I need to check my keys. I have my keys from my 2013 still and I have a set for my new truck for whenever I get them mounted. I'd venture that the wheel lock key is different, but I wonder if the splined key is the same.

 

There's no single part number. They have different patterns. Each equipped vehicle comes with a code that the dealer can reorder or you can order directly from McGuard.

Dealership usually has a box with all different combos or patterns that they can try to match and order for you if you lost the code.

If not, just sacrifice a few sockets and try to bust them out.

 

All you really have to do is tighten the other lug nuts a bit more, the wheel lock lug nut will be loose at that point you can just unscrew it by hand. I do it all the time when I don't want to mess with the locking key.

They're really not the most secure things.

 

I lost the lock for my 2006 Prerunner wheels and took it to the dealership. They brought out a box with 15-20 wheel locks to find the one that worked, cost me $22. They got the part # from that. The service manager said Toyota could put as many as 25 different wheel locks on their trucks in a model year so they have to stock replacements for all of them.

 

85 foot lbs
I go 87.

Always double check!

 

These are keys for the baja on Amazon finally came in the mail

Puzzel key
McGard 25257 Chrome Tuner Style Cone Seat Wheel Locks (M12 x 1.5 Thread Size) - Set of 4Box

Spline-drive lock
Genuine Toyota PTR27-34060 TRD Lug Nuts

 

Can this key unlock your existing lock nuts? I would think that it has a different pattern.

 

Yes they work

 

^^this.

Never really understood the point of locking nuts. Only makes shit more difficult for the owners. Thieves know how to get around the locks quite easily.

 

BTW, those aren't really 'locks' or locking lugs that are shown above.

It's just a specialty socket that fits in the recessed holes to allow removal of the nut. Any thin wall deep socket of the proper size should fit, you'll just need an extension, ratchet or breaker bar to use it, as the OE 'lug wrench' won't attach to the socket.