Where is the locking wheel nut key on a Ford?

The locking wheel nut key on a Ford can be found in a few different places. Here are some possible locations:
1. In the glove compartment: Check the glove compartment of your Ford vehicle. Some Ford models have a dedicated storage compartment for the locking wheel nut key in the glove compartment.
2. In the trunk: Look in the trunk of your Ford vehicle. In some models, the locking wheel nut key may be stored in a small bag or pouch tucked into a pocket on the right-hand side of the trunk.
3. With the jack: In certain Ford models, the locking wheel nut key may be located in the rear of the vehicle along with the jack.
4. In the owner’s manual or service book: The locking wheel nut key code may be found in the owner’s manual or service book of your Ford vehicle.
If you have lost your locking wheel nut key, there are options available to obtain a replacement. You can contact an authorized Ford dealership and provide them with the reference number certificate to obtain a replacement key. Alternatively, there are third-party services that can help identify your specific locking wheel nut key based on an image of one of your Ford security wheel nuts/bolts.
Please note that the specific location of the locking wheel nut key may vary depending on the Ford model and year. It is recommended to consult the owner’s manual or contact a Ford dealership for more accurate information based on your specific vehicle.

How do you take a tire off without a wheel lock key?

And place the driver over the extractor. And Hammer that extractor bit as deep into the hole as you can until it bottoms out then. Get a torque wrench set to 110 foot-pounds. And loosen the extractor.

How do I find my wheel lock key?

Around the spare tire. It is important that you leave the key in that position or in this location. So our technicians know where to find. It you.

Where is the wheel lock key on a Ford?

What if wheel lock nut key is lost or broken.

What happens if I cant find my wheel lock key?

Visit Your Mechanic or a Tire Shop
In their line of work, missing wheel lock keys are a regular occurrence, and they will likely either have a key that fits your lock, or be able to use a removal tool to safely and quickly spin off the locks. But be prepared to replace your locks if they’re removed this way.

Are all Ford wheel lock keys the same?

The short answer is ‘No’, there are hundreds of different Ford Locking Wheel Nut Key combinations.

Does my car have a locking wheel nut key?

It depends mainly on whether your vehicle is fitted with Alloy Wheels. If this is the case, most alloys are fitted with locking wheel nuts as standard. If you have steel wheels and wheel trims you will not have locking wheel nuts fitted. Locking wheel nuts protect your alloy wheels from theft.

Where would my locking wheel nut key be?

Your locking wheel nut key will more often than not be in some sort of container. Where this box is stored in your car varies between models and manufacturers, though they tend to either be in the glovebox or where your car’s spare wheel or tyre inflation kits are stored.

How do I get the key for my Ford locking wheel nut?

You can obtain a replacement locking wheel nut key and replacement locking wheel nuts from an authorised dealer using the reference number certificate. If you no longer have the key card, speak to your Ford dealership who will be happy to assist.

What happens if I can’t find my locking wheel nut?

Without your Locking Wheel Nut Key, you won’t be able to remove your wheels yourself. You will need to visit a professional who can remove your wheels without damaging your car. Your local Tyre Spot branch will be able to help you with this.

Where is the tire key located?

If your vehicle is new and you haven’t needed to remove the wheels yet then your locking wheel nut key is likely to be where the manufacturer stored it. Common places are: The glove box. Under or with your spare wheel – it may be in a separate compartment.