While I agree with the premise, if you're car is missing wheels you can't just make a claim with a new insurance company. That and rates being increased because of a claim.
While I agree with the premise, if you're car is missing wheels you can't just make a claim with a new insurance company. That and rates being increased because of a claim.
It would be compressive so rates shouldn’t go up but maybe overall for our type of cars go up just slightly. I don’t have wheel lock but when I run my aftermarket wheels I have wheels lock. If someone want you wheels they will get I though.
I've removed dealer installed wheel locks from the last few cars I've purchased. I don't have to park my cars on the street and the locks are a pain when I'm rotating the tires with my floor jack in the garage. Even properly torqued wheels are trickier to remove with that extra key in the mix. And it's even more of a pain when you are trying to put on the spare tire by the side of the road with the tire wrench from the trunk. (Ask me how I know). I carry an Odyssey minivan spare/tire/jack combo in case of a flat in the trunk and it's already going to be a challenge to put the spare on the back of the car if the flat was in front. I don't need tire locks to increase the challenge.
