Somehow I misplace the socket that is used to remove the rims from my 1994 camaro. Is there anywhere on the internet where i can order one? I'm getting new tires soon and am going to need it. Thanks for your help.
Chad

 

Are you asking about a locking lug nut or a standard lug nut? If it's a standard lug nut a 13/16" socket fits and can be bought almost anywhere. If it's a locking lug nut they have many patterns that you would have needed to keep the original info from the purchase and contact the manufacturer for the correct key.

 

Bring it to a gas station they can break it off for like 20 bux. I know at GoodYear we charge $47.50 which is a 1/2 hour labor to remove the locks.

 

or just pound a socket onto the locking lug nut then take the lug off and go buy 4 regular lug nuts to replace the 4 locking lugs. I replaced my locking lugs with regular lug nuts because those locking lugs are a pain in the *ss trying to change tires at the track.

If you want I will sell you my lug key, I have 2 of them, that are no good to me anymore

 

How much would you be willing to sell the lug keys for? Do you think one of them would work on mine or are there several different varieties? Thanks for all the quick replies.

 

Its probobly different.

 

I will sell them for $10 shipped, I believe GM made 4 or 5 different lug nut key patterns, so you have about a 1 in 5 chance that it will work. I have 2 keys but they are both the same one.

 

1/2 hour?! how long to change the actual tires? 4 hours?!

didnt realize how slow some other places are compared to my store

 

I think it is about a dozen different locking lug keys. I bought a car with locking lugs that had no key (found out a few days later). The dealer parts department had a master set of them. I just tried them all until one fit. Didn't cost me anything.

 

okay...well i'm going to look for it tomorrow. If I don't find it i may take you up on your offer. I'll for sure let you know by tomorrow night. Thanks again guys.

 

shoebox...can you order them from the parts department once you figure out which one is the right one?

 

Shoebox is right. If they are a stock set of GM locks, you can get one from your dealer for not too much. They will be able to find out which one you have.

 

Maybe so. What I did was just buy a new set from them. Probably about the same price and they already had them on the shelf.

 

If you don't mind me asking...how much did those cost you? I'm already getting new tires and I don't really want to dump a ton of money. I might call the dealership tomorrow and see what they can do. Thanks again guys