New tire iron for Methods?

Pmharris423

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So last weekend when installing coils I found out the tire iron that came with my car does not work on my Method NV's, anyone with similar wheels care to suggest a tire iron? Glad I didn't find out the hard way...

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Are you talking about the lug key? You're trying to use the factory lug key with aftermarket lugs?
 
I had to do the same after upgrading wheels on my FJ. Found a collapsible wrench at Autozone that has sockets for multiple sizes and fits in the stock cubby hole. Just figure out what size(s) you need and read the packaging.
 
Why do you guys have so many things to take off a lug nut? If you want to be sure, just order the correct socket from the wheel or lug manufacturer. The lugs will come with a key. Some are thin walled sockets you could probably find at a hardware store.
 
This little jobber has served me well in numerous vehicles, might be worth a look:

https://www.amazon.com/Gorilla-Automotive-1721-Telescoping-Wrench/dp/B000CMJ2KU?sa-no-redirect=1

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Breaker bar, lugnet socket and a socket for the lugnet socket. All goes together as a wrench. Aftermarket gorilla brand lugnuts are most popular
 
Since you have a plug i. The rear find you a electric impact wrench a small extension cord and look to harbor freight for teflon lined lug nut sockets for the impact. All in about $130 or close to it. Depends on the wrench you buy.

Otherwise the Gorilla is great too.
 
Thank you all for the replies, I think I'm going to get one of the thin walled gorilla wrenches and maybe look at getting an impact wrench to keep at home.
 

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