Wheel Locks for Trailers When Coupler Lock Will Not Fit
Updated 06/12/2018 | Published 06/09/2018
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Question:
None of them now have a place to put a lock. what keeps someone from removing your trailer from your truck?
asked by: Michael
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Expert Reply:
Some trailer couplers are less friendly than others to lock installation. When the coupler lock option does not work there are other ways to secure your trailer. Most often a wheel lock is the lowest-cost and easiest solution. Among the wheel locks shown on the linked page the Rack 'Em # RA-25 is highly-rated by our customers that use it.
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Adam R
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The Wheel Club - Tire and Wheel Lock
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- 14 Inch
- 15 Inch
- 16 Inch
- 6W Inch Tire
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- 9W Inch Tire
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