Gorilla Automotive 73631T Toyota O.E. Wheel Locks With Washer (12mm x 1.50 Thread Size)

I recently purchased the Gorilla Automotive 73631T Toyota O.E. Wheel Locks, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with this product! These locks are a must-have for Toyota owners looking to protect their wheels from theft. Perfect Fit & High-Quality Build The 12mm x 1.50 thread size and Toyota mag shank design ensure a seamless fit on my vehicle. Installation was incredibly easy, and the chrome-plated steel feels exceptionally durable. The included washer makes for a secure and snug fit, just like the original equipment. Top-Notch Security What sets these apart is the unique external security pattern, which provides an added layer of protection. Unlike generic wheel locks, these are not easy to remove without the key, which gives me peace of mind when parking in public areas. Great Value & Stylish Look Not only do these locks offer excellent protection, but they also maintain the sleek look of my wheels. The chrome finish matches my lug nuts perfectly, blending in seamlessly while ensuring maximum security. If you're looking for reliable, high-quality, and easy-to-install wheel locks for your Toyota, Gorilla Automotive 73631T is the perfect choice. Highly recommended! 🚗🔒💯

These are a nice affordable solution to prevent wheel theft. A neighbor had all 4 wheels stolen overnight, which triggered me to want to install wheel locks on my Prius. While Prius wheels aren’t as expensive as many, it’s still a non-trivial cost and a pain as well to have to replace all wheels. These fit well, instructions were good, wheel key itself is sturdy and functional. The locks are nice chrome and blend in to look like the stock lug nuts. Excellent value and function.

Review is for Gorilla 73631T Toyota/Lexus compatible wheel locks. These are exact fit for 2013 Lexus GS350. Build quality of the locks themselves seem to be decent and doesn’t have that generic look and feel to it. Cosmetically, looking at them mounted on the wheel they blend in perfectly with the OEM lug nuts. I don’t think I’ve seen it mentioned anywhere in the packaging but the looks and feel of the key wrench suggests it is impact rated. The key grabs the locks via deep-spline and therefore immune to stripping, which is why I’m replacing the OEM locks in the first place. Security wise, it isn’t really a secret that wheel locks of any type or brand are defeatable however, they’ll at least discourage potential criminals to move on to another target. For anyone looking to replace their Toyota/Lexus wheel locks, these Gorilla locks, especially the deep-spline design of the key-wrench is in my opinion better than the original McGard wheel locks.

Fits my 2026 Toyota Camry XSE.

Purchased this set to replace the inside key pattern locks. The original locks were beginning to slip when torqueing to specs. I am very happy with the design and looks.

Got stuck on the wheel stud after 3 wisconsin winters. I had to cut it off with a dremel and 3hrs. Got another one set but used anti-seize this time.

I bought these for my 2019 Camry with 18" alloy wheels, after having previously purchased Gorilla locks for another vehicle, which have lasted 9 years and still look good. These Toyota locks look very similar to the OE lugnuts, the main difference being the ridges on the locks to fit the key. Since the locks and lug nuts go into recessed openings in the wheels, you would have to look closely to see a difference. And since they are recessed, you don't have to worry about someone removing them with vise grips or some other tool, as there is not enough exposed to get something around them. I did purchase a spare key from Gorilla, the key code and instructions for ordering come with the lock set. Yes, the extra key costs $15, but if you need to remove the locks and discover that you can't find the original key, you will wish you had forked over for the spare. For both of my cars, I keep one key in the car and the spare in my tool box at home. Others have said that they use an impact wrench on the locks, but I don't recommend that. Not only do you risk damaging the lock, but you might also damage the finish, which could explain why some have experienced rusting. I remove them with a standard socket, and to replace, I install them finger-tight, then use my torque wrench to tighten them to spec. I've done this on the 9-year-old locks on my other car, and as I said earlier, they still work and look good. Another tip -- You need a 3/4" socket to fit the hex on the key. You want to make sure that your car's lug wrench will fit the hex, in case you get a flat on the road and probably don't have other tools with you. Chances are it will fit, but if not, you might want to keep a 3/4" socket and ratchet in the car just in case. FYI, my Camry's lug wrench does fit the key hex, but double-check yours just to be on the safe side. So overall, I'm very happy with these locks they are good quality and hopefully will last the life of the car.

Good quality I recommend.

I was very happy with the quality of the Gorilla wheel locks. They look great and the socket fits very well.

OEM look lock nuts, high quality

Fit perfect on '13 Highlander and cheaper then dealer locks. Don't like the key is black I lost it in the garage then found it, still a great product

Easy to use and solid make. Just take out old lugnuts and replace with these ones. A little more security so people dont take your wheels.

I like the fact that these lug nuts are very durable, including the special key. You will never worry about the key getting damaged prematurely. The nuts themselves look OEM and blends with the stock ones on my vehicle.