Wheel lock questions

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I have a 2007 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition, and want to get a set of Toyota wheel lock, and have been searching through every site possible and still had no luck. Does anyone happens to know the part number for Toyota wheel lock? Also I want to put wheel lock on my spare tire, has anyone done this and will the Toyota wheel lock works on the spare, or do I need special wheel lock? Thanks in advance.
 
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If your spare is bottom mounted (under the cargo area) then I don't think the wheel lug lock will work. If it is like our Lexus Rx350, then it will be held up by a cable and a bracket that goes through the center bore of the wheel.
 
Several members, including myself, are using something like the following...

Spare Tire Lock

You might be able to find the thread via search.

Thanks for the reply. I did read through the pages of the thread and found it really useful. But when I called hubcabwheels about the wheel lock and they said they don't sell any spare tire locks. I also clicked on the link and it said the wheel lock is only for Ford and GM. Can you please provide me with a link for a spare tire lock for a 2007 4Runner Sport Edition? Thanks.
 
Strange...I wouldn't think there is any difference between the 2003-2005 and 2006-2009 spare tire mechanisms...but I could be wrong.

Maybe some with a 2006+ can chime in...

but in that same web link, it does list locks for Toyotas...

Model / Year Standard Series Part# Heavy Duty Part#
Lexus GX470 Suv 2003 - 2005 S500BB - TOY S600BB - TOY
Lexus LX470 Suv 1997 - 2005 S500BB - TOY S600BB - TOY
Tundra Pickup Truck - 2001 - 2005 S500BB - TOY S600BB - TOY
Tacoma Pickup Truck - 2005 - 2005 S500BB - TOY S600BB - TOY
Tacoma Pickup Truck - 1995 - 2004 S500BB - TOY S600BB - TOY
4 Runner Suv 2003 - 2005 S500BB - TOY S600BB - TOY
4Runner Suv - 1995 - 2002 S500BB - TOY S600BB - TOY
Land Cruiser Suv 1997 - 2005 S500BB - TOY S600BB - TOY
 
Wheel locks are, to an extent, more for your peace of mind than anything that'll stop a dedicated thief. I learned this when I was getting new snow tires last year, but had left the key socket at home. The shop said they could get them off no problem by hammering a socket over the nuts, but that they might get a little damaged. They were barely marred at all and didn't slow the shop down, they said they do that all the time.
 
If I was to take the spare tire off and place it somewhere safe. Will the light appear on my dashboard, since 07 have TPMS cable connected to the spare? Is this correct?
 
If I was to take the spare tire off and place it somewhere safe. Will the light appear on my dashboard, since 07 have TPMS cable connected to the spare? Is this correct?

To answer your question....yes, if you remove the spare and place it far enough away from your vehicle for a long enough period of time, the TPMS light will come on. (not sure of the distance or time requirements).

TPMS is not a cable connected to your vehicle...it is small transmitter in the wheel assembly that communicates with your truck. If the truck doesn't receive a signal, the TPMS warning light will come on.

There are other threads on how it works throughout the board. My question is if you remove the spare out of fear that it might be stolen, what happens when you need it? Murphy's law states you will need it very soon after removing it.:zoom:
 

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