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Old 10-07-2006, 06:52 PM   #11
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

Thanks Trader, big help. just ordered mine. Im picking up my truck on tuesday, now i know my beauty of a spare will be safer.
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Old 10-07-2006, 07:54 PM   #12
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

Performance Products sells those too.
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Old 10-07-2006, 08:04 PM   #13
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

Be careful not to get the larger diameter like I did. I measured the hole and ordered the larger diameter, it being the same size, see where I'm going with this....yea, I was on the grinder for 15 minutes. But yes, I ordered from the same place and yes, they are very cool.
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Old 10-27-2006, 09:40 PM   #14
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

i think the spare tire lock (#125583) only comes in that larger diameter. just got mine today and...doh!

gotta find me a grinder.
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Old 10-27-2006, 11:05 PM   #15
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

I just bought a set of 24 Gorilla locks to cover most of the lugs all around
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

The spare tire lock from DeadBolt works great, just have to drill the hole a little bit bigger to mount the screw.
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

yup, i just took a 1/2" drill bit to the hole in the wheel mount and the bolt fit perfectly.

suh-weeet!
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Old 11-07-2007, 11:42 AM   #18
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

This is exactly what I was looking for; thanks Trader!
However, before ordering, I want to know which one of the following two would fit on my FJ spare wheel (factory Steel) WITHOUT modifications (grinding).

DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock - Item# 125583 ? OR
Deadbolt Hitch & Coupler Lock Set — Keyed Alike - Item# 125580?

I actually dont need the Hitch lock but I also dont want to GRIND something thats larger in diameter to make it fit.

I would also like to hear from others who own either of these.

Thanks much.
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Re: DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock

I have the DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock - Item# 125583 and it works fine. I didn't have to grind anything, but did have to slightly enlarge the spare tire mount hole on the FJ. I used a portable drill and a 1/2" bit.

It's easy: the "mod" took all of about 15 seconds, didn't require removing the spare tire and is not at all visible.
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Old 11-07-2007, 01:00 PM   #20
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I have the DeadBolt Spare Tire Lock - Item# 125583 and it works fine. I didn't have to grind anything, but did have to slightly enlarge the spare tire mount hole on the FJ. I used a portable drill and a 1/2" bit.

It's easy: the "mod" took all of about 15 seconds, didn't require removing the spare tire and is not at all visible.
Thanks for the feedback 23V. That sounds doable. In the meanwhile I also looked up the TRD website for the Wheel Lock Kit (Part Number 00276-42960). The pic shows 5 pieces. However, I dont know how those work; and if they come with a key (although I dont see a lock in the pic).

Does anyone has any idea how the wheel lock kit on the TRD website work?
Or else, am gonna go with 23V's idea, and get the DeadBolt.
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