All your wheels and brakes are belong to somebody else
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Joined: Dec 2010
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From: Sacramento, CA
My Ride: E60 M5 / G87 M2
i personally like those oem bmw locks.. i just got a set for my car about 2 weeks ago.. bmw did come out with a new model of locks that look just like gorilla locks but i decided to get the older model (the ones pictured above)
but hey if u want to make it harder on thevies just get a set(4) of locks for every wheel lol.. im sure they will just give up after the first wheel
but hey if u want to make it harder on thevies just get a set(4) of locks for every wheel lol.. im sure they will just give up after the first wheel
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Joined: May 2009
Posts: 10,496
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From: SoCal
My Ride: 2008 550I LOADED, all options except HUD and NV
Don't stress it so much, if someone wants something you have bad enough there is nothing that will stop them. Just live life and don't worry about it. 
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Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 944
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From: Sterling, Virginia
My Ride: Bmw
Model Year: 2006
i personally like those oem bmw locks.. i just got a set for my car about 2 weeks ago.. bmw did come out with a new model of locks that look just like gorilla locks but i decided to get the older model (the ones pictured above)
but hey if u want to make it harder on thevies just get a set(4) of locks for every wheel lol.. im sure they will just give up after the first wheel
but hey if u want to make it harder on thevies just get a set(4) of locks for every wheel lol.. im sure they will just give up after the first wheel
Gorilla locks -- Is there a picture you have of it, would surely like to see them
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Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 2,696
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From: Saskatchewan Canada
My Ride: 2004 530i
premium package/active steering/auto sunshade/tiag/black dakota leather/logic 7
35% tint all around
19' DPE GT7
What good is a socket gonna do when the outside of this is ROUND? I would like to think BMW put more thought into wheel locks. A TRAINED PROFESSIONAL can do just about anything, hell a locksmith can break into your home in minutes, does that mean your locks are worthless? It's the average theif that 99% of people are worried about and do most of the stealing. And I'd like to see one get these off as easy as you say it can be done...especially with a socket.
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Joined: Apr 2008
Posts: 5,051
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From: SoCal
My Ride: 14 550i
http://www.gorilla-auto.com/gorilla.locks
Guys, go look at the lock I recommended. It's the Gorilla Guard Lock. Go look at it, it's different.
Michael
Acute Performance
Guys, go look at the lock I recommended. It's the Gorilla Guard Lock. Go look at it, it's different.
Michael
Acute Performance
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Joined: May 2010
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From: NYC
My Ride: 2008 550i SA M-Sport Package
I have 172's with two sets of wheel locks (I live in Brooklyn) so that's two locks on each wheel w different keys. When installed with an impact tool, even using the key they are a bitch to get off. I'd REALLY like to see your average theif get these off with a standard socket and a hammer. Unless a theif pulls up in a van with a heavy duty compressor with an impact gun and impact sockets and is willing to work on my wheels for some time, they are going NOWHERE. Rest assured, these wheel locks are all you need. If your wheels still end up missing, you've been targeted by a professional and then there was nothing you could do to prevent it.
I don't think the argument is "can it be done" because anything can be done by someone who is determined and has the right equipment, the argument is "how likely is it", and I say HIGHLY UNLIKELY. And that's enough for me.
I don't think the argument is "can it be done" because anything can be done by someone who is determined and has the right equipment, the argument is "how likely is it", and I say HIGHLY UNLIKELY. And that's enough for me.
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Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 1,727
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From: socal
My Ride: 545I and a half dozen other rides
