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My Roadster has been in the service center all week for it's annual service, and I got a call last night that I had forgotten to provide them the wheel lock key! So I'm running down there Tuesday morning with that. My previous cars with locks, the dealers always had the keys and never needed my wheel lock so it slipped my mind.

I think it's unnecessary to have these locks so I'd like to bring them 4 regular wheel lugs to replace them with, but I don't know the specs. I'm thinking of just running to O'Reilly Auto Parts (or similar) if someone knows the precise wheel lug specs, I've got a 2010 Base model with the base wheels.

Thanks!.

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