Unique Wheel Locks by KICS Japan for your Mercedes E55/E63 AMG in Black
01-18-2012, 01:10 PM
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Unique Wheel Locks by KICS Japan for your Mercedes E55/E63 AMG in Black
You keep hearing about the wheels being stolen off people's cars all over the country. You can get a set of locks for the car but your average thief can take them off very easily with the simplest tools. We offer a stylish solution for your car.
KICS brand is developed and manufactured in Japan. Due to the unique design of Re-Guard locking bolts, they would puzzle any thief who comes across your shiny MB. We have this hardware in satin black. The kit consists of 4 locks and 16 bolts. It fits your OEM wheels or the aftermarket wheels that are made to fit your OEM Mercedes hardware.
PM for pricing as per the forum rules, I can not post it in this thread.
KICS brand is developed and manufactured in Japan. Due to the unique design of Re-Guard locking bolts, they would puzzle any thief who comes across your shiny MB. We have this hardware in satin black. The kit consists of 4 locks and 16 bolts. It fits your OEM wheels or the aftermarket wheels that are made to fit your OEM Mercedes hardware.
PM for pricing as per the forum rules, I can not post it in this thread.
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01-18-2012, 08:15 PM
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What would stop someone from using a simple "bolt out" and hammering it onto the "guard ring" and taking these right off? This reminds me of McGaurd locks but much easier to remove due to a weak wall perimeter. Heck a thin wall 12 point socket and hammer would take these off no problem.
Last edited by BBBSS; 01-18-2012 at 08:19 PM.
01-19-2012, 12:41 PM
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The space between the head of the bolt and the huard ring is very thin. There isn't a socket that will fit in between. The only possible way to remove this is to drill into the center of the bolt, hammer in a bolt removal tool and take it out. Your average thief does not have the time for this type of work and it is a loud job.
