Wheel locks

[gcotterl]

My 2004 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD. I need to replace the wheel locks.

The McGard Lock I.D. card contains these numbers: 82221-11095-80246

I've contacted McGard and they say these were OEM Mopar wheel locks made by McGard.

But McGard can't/won't give me the McGard model numbers.

Can anyone help?

 

[tommudd]

My 2004 Jeep Liberty Sport 4WD. I need to replace the wheel locks.

The McGard Lock I.D. card contains these numbers: 82221-11095-80246

I've contacted McGard and they say these were OEM Mopar wheel locks made by McGard.

But McGard can't/won't give me the McGard model numbers.

Can anyone help?

Take a close up of the wheel lock, then send that in to McGard
it worked for me when I bought a XJ to use for parts a few years back
They sent one I think for 12 bucks
Had already sold the wheels so had to get them off
Tossed them and the "key " in the trash

 

[turblediesel]

Check your paperwork in the glovebox "nook". There might be a McGard key code tag in there.

 

[JeepinJarhead03]

82221-11095-80246
part # 82221
style # 11094
pattern # 80246

 

[JeepinJarhead03]

you sure the card doesnt say 82211

pretty sure all the genuine mopar wheel locks for the 02-07 libertys were 82211

should be mopar 82211405 or mcgard 24130

if you are missing the key, just go to a dealership tell the service manager youll buy a set of wheel locks from them if they take off your old ones for ya lol.. there's a wheel lock removal kit they keep behind the counter, gets used pretty often too

 

[the_dealer]

Auto Zone and advance sell the keys to them, we buy them all the time at work(dealership).

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[tommudd]

Auto Zone and advance sell the keys to them, we buy them all the time at work(dealership).

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Thats why I wonder why anyone has them, if anyone wants to steal your wheels and tires, isn't that hard to find the keys :emotions34::gr_grin:

 

[Myke]

Thats why I wonder why anyone has them, if anyone wants to steal your wheels and tires, isn't that hard to find the keys :emotions34::gr_grin:

If they guy next to you doesn't have it they may skip yours and most crimes are of opportunity. I don't know if any of these are facts but it sounds good [emoji1]

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[profdlp]

If they guy next to you doesn't have it they may skip yours and most crimes are of opportunity...

I agree. It's like the old joke about the hikers and the bear. You don't have to outrun the bear, just outrun your buddy.

 

[Dave]

I have a set of McGard wheel locks. Had them on the Jeep and every time I did a tire rotation I was careful to keep the "key" one in the same place and put it back when done. After a few rotations I had trouble finding the "key" as I put it in a different spot.....^%#@!@#$%^........so I put the McGard lugs on the spare.......wallaaa. But I was doing 5 tire rotations so it was still a PIA. Then I finally took them off as they were still a PIA. They are somewhere in my garage.....I don't know where now. That's my McGard story.

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On with the thread.

Dave