₦airaland Forum

pelicanbeau:
...if it's not autojosh, then it is nobody. That erotic boobs and covered V though

Diamond360:



Maybe he's a brand ambassador for Mercedes Benz

check my signature I buy Gift Card and Bitcoin

Yewandequeen:
Hands on the head

Whats the meaning of this now ehn?

UyaiIncomparabl:

UyaiIncomparabl:
You just seek attention. Nothing more. Go and make good use of your articulation and leave this dumb forum alone.

ibkayee:
I’m jealous, my handwriting is fugly

jodecibmw:
If it's a new car maybe bought not to long ago, I'll suggest you thoroughly search the boot area properly and check all tool-slot holder compartments there containing the wheel spanner & jack spanner too, cos it might just be there unknowingly to you. Otherwise you can reach out to the Belgium spare parts market and try your luck to get a matching tire lock. If these options fail, then like someone suggested contact a welder to help.

hayjayman:
Bro, the solution, dont tell me you cant go to the nearest mechanic village with your proof of ownership, and let a good panel beater, help you heat that stuff out of your wheels, you dont need to come online for this nah, its a security lock for your wheels that comes with its own separate spanner, like the second poster said, if its direct tokunbo, check the box in the trunk, it might probably be inside, i posted the one that came with my car, though all its knots have been removed and put in the trunk, because the buyer might find it difficult to open when it gets the car gets to him, and if removed easily, dont put it back there again cos, at times the threading of the lock in some cases gets awashed and therefore find it difficult to unscrew if its bolt, hope i made myself clear

GAZZUZZ:
Buy a 19mm socket, bang it over it real hard, when it's locked in tight, unscrew it.

You will loose the socket and the lock because you will be unable to remove the 19mm when the lock comes off.

P.s the 19mm socket can be removed later on by a skilled professional like me

deavicky:
Honda crv?