Security wheel nuts

[Hovells]

Hello all,
My blue Frontera has developed a slow puncture. Since it's still sitting around waiting for a new engine i can't get it anywhere to inflate the tyre again.
I was going to take the wheel and replace it with the spare but I noticed I have these special nuts on them.
I've looked through all my breakdown gear and can't find the correct key.
It's '97 swb, does anyone know what type of socket I need for this?
As a heads up this Frontera might possibly be up for sale for parts or restoration.

[Hovells]

I forgot the photo of the nut!
Here it is.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cWVGHY ... p=drivesdk

My phone takes too high resolution photos so I hope this works.

[stretch]

Not had one like that before. Doesn't look like enough room to use a gator grip socket.

[aredee]

looks like some i had on an old motor. i bought them from halfords not sure how many different shapes are available maybe if you could weld an old wheel nut to it then undo with normal brace

[jmc]

Gregster might have one. I had one front wheel which went down each week and I used one of the plug in to the cigarette lighter pumps all the time. Subsequently I have got a new tyre on that rim ( as part of its new mot ) as it still went down in spite of a friend patching the inside where it was leaking.

[robbie]

You might find some one close advertising on ebay that can get them off if not these work really well
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DYNOMEC-Locki ... Sw5dNWlgL3

[dave1966]

Hi.

You could try this guy's method in this link.

https://youtu.be/WjIkiSTbYAs

Hope this helps.

[vauxsqueeks]

[stretch]

I've used the above method before and it worked well. Worst ones I had were the ones with spinning outer colar on.

[dave1966]

I'm going to be using this method on a 2002 Corsa sometime, if the previous owner has not got the key, on all 4 nuts/bolts.