Genuine Honda Wheel Locks Used Oem – P/n 08w42-scv-101 on 2040-parts.com
VA, US
These fit on any Honda with 19mm lugnuts.
Great way to protect your factory wheels or aftermarket wheels.
Special "key" required to remove the locking lugs comes in package with 4 locking lugs, and order forms (just in case you ever lose any).
Specifications:
Functions like a regular lug nut but requires a special key tool for installation and removal
Chrome-plated triple nickel finish for a brilliant shine and corrosion prevention
Hardened-steel construction is durable and theft resistant
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