Dealkoo Wheel Lock Clamp Boot Tire Claw Auto Car Anti Theft Lock

Its a bit clunky but it does the job.I painted mine black so its not so hideous in my yard..

I put a vaccune cap on the center bolt inside the metal cap that goes over the weel so I would not damage my lincoln center prices. you will probably have to do the same.

Very confident that no one will easily take off with my microcamper now.I did have to alter the device slightly however as it is obviously made for law enforcement and has two spikes that are positioned to ruin the tire if the vehicle is moved. I blunted the spikes and welded a piece of metal over them.

Bought to help secure a vintage trailer. The unit seems beefy, but I do worry about the fairly flimsy metal cover protecting the crank mechanism - if a thief were able to pry that open (looks like all they'd need is a small pry bar) then they could easily access the mechanism that causes the jaws to open and close. As others have said, this is more a DETERRENT than a true preventative measure, but with it's imposing, yellow presence it definitely sends a warning to would-be thieves. As it is, I'm glad I also paired this unit with a tongue lock mechanism - I'd be nervous relying on this unit alone.One other thing: if you have nice wheels then you'll probably want to put a thick piece of duct tape over the long, protruding bolt that affixes the wheel nut shield to the jaws. The bottom end of that bolt rubs against the center of my wheel, and would definitely scratch it, so I covered it. Depending on your fitment, you might actually want to trim that bolt with a cut-off wheel, as it may keep the shield from making a nice, tight fit against the center of the wheel.

Fits perfectly on standard 205/75/15 trailer tires and would be somewhat of a deterrent. The wrench access door would not lock because there was a metal tab missing on the cylinder lock. The tab was probably 1"x3/8 inch. I sent a picture of the lock where the missing piece should have been. They distributor didn't seem to understand the problem, but offered a $20.00 refund, which I refused. I fabricated a tab and soldered it on the lock because I couldn't make a small square hole. It wasn't a real big deal, just another aggravating bump in the road. The type of person that would want one of these probably would have the creativeness to fix most things. You should also buy one of those coupler locks, but not one of the $15.00 yellow ones. They are cheap cast metal that could be broken off with a hammer. I think a 3/8 chain through the spokes and around the spring with a good lock would be as effective as anything. Make the bad guys work a little.

I put this on my utility trailer to discourage theft. But I also chain the trailer to a post with a stout chain. The wheel lock cover latch is flimsy and could be easily broken — but as I said, I think the boot provides a degree of visual deterrence. The bright yellow color has faded nearly to white after months in the sun.

Temperamental to put on right, but so far so good. At least a good deterrent for the most part. Like anything, if they want your trailer bad enough, they'll find a way to steal it! HATE THIEVES!

Secure fit to the rim, I like it because it has the plate that covers the lug nuts so the tire can't be taken off.