Are there any that bolt on with the tire to keep thieves from stealing them?
82298
No. I'm just hoping the thieves figure they can't make a profit selling a $5 hubcap to someone else!
82299
No,I don't think so. I use a heavy duty white zip tie that I lace through the hub cap and the wheel itself . It doesn't look bad and has kept them safe for about a year now. Good luck.
82300
I can tell you that the set that I purchased did NOT have that feature; therefore, I am still running the risk of them getting stolen again...
82301
No, there are no bolts and as the previous answers state, they just snapped on just like any other hub caps on the market. This set of wheel covers are inexpensive enough, (although they don't look cheap), that thieves won't even have any interest on them. It will not even sell for $5.00 per set on the street. I have them on my car as replacements for the originals that have scratches on them and I don't worry about them being stolen. Go ahead and buy a set. It will make your car look nice and clean.
1216162
Yes there is a provision for a pad lock to be used. Install takes ruffly 30min. Depending on wheel/tire size you may have to purchase longer bolts and spacers.
1950575
I Didn't find any I do on a manufacturers earanty, but the tire is holding up really well. Still on my first set and put a few thousand miles on them.
1626406
There are 2 bolts that clamp it to the spare tire, you just can't pick it up and walk away with it. You would need a wrench to remove it. If you wanted you could run a cable and lock around it and through the center of the spare tire, that way someone would need a wrench AND big bolt cutters to remove it. And you could also use the cable to lock the bikes to the rack and tire.
1177907
I would not do it myself. I might put it behind the tire but then you might forget to retrieve it.
1664786
Every rack is a bolt on affair. Yes, this one would be lighter and easier to steal but you could always drill a hole in the mounting plate that sits on the bed rail, drop a long bolt or hitch pin through and into your stake pocket and put some kind of lock through a hole drilled into the pin. That's not a bad idea actually. I may do that to my own.
188930
I am pretty sure that it does not come with a lugnut lock. Yes, I think it can be defeated by removing the wheel. However, with that said I still really like the Club 491 Tire Claw. It provided another layer of security that doesn't revolve around the steering wheel. Finally can't you buy seperate locking lugnuts, which is a good idea!
1470448
It looks like it goes through the top ring that is around the nut. Search Bal 28015 (Bal's lock). I own these tire locks but they are at my storage facility currently so I don't have immediate access to them.
1044040
Any regular size lock will work, but you can still unscrew the nut and get the bike off of its mount.
1671825
I had no problem at all. You can always buy some "spoons" to help mount the tires. They only cost a couple of dollars and I carry them in my bag in case I get a flat.
1242512
Other than putting the bolt on really tight I don't believe there is. I have not looked to see if there is a lock you can purchase for it.
1256438
Yes it can be, there is a latch on it for a master lock so that your spare tire is secure.
523230
What you see here are 20 lug-nuts. They are that, lug-nuts, however they require a special socket, so they cannot be removed with just any wrench. On the other hand, professional thieves will very likely have one of those sockets, and a set of lock keys, the best thing is to be careful where you park.
77496
I would try a lowes or home depot, local hardware store for a high strength carabener , may need two , im sure they could hook you up with something, take the chains with you also. I had to lengthen the chain that completesthe triangle on the outside of the tire. Good Luck!
1326775
you might try padlocks with straight lock pins they come with various size pins. You can't stop a determined thief but you can make not worth the time.
77497
I would try a lowes or home depot, local hardware store for a high strength carabener , may need two , im sure they could hook you up with something, take the chains with you also. I had to lengthen the chain that completes the triangle on the outside of the tire. Good Luck!
1893082
Not really theft proof but they do have a set screw that takes a small hex wrench. If you did not loosen the screw you probably could twist the valve stem caps off of the stem with some force. It might damage the stem the Tyredog caps or both. It sort of falls in the category of "Locks keep the honest people out". I would call it "Theft deterrent". Of course without the display unit that is inside the car the caps are useless and vice versa for you if the caps get stolen.