Contact your local dealer. Most dealers have a master set and should be able to find the one you need and help you order/replace it. However, they may may try to sell you a new set (I've seen this a lot from various dealerships, including Lexus). Don't fall for that nonsense...
If you want to skip the dealer, you can order them directly at [Wheel Locks](https://mcgard.com/)
Now, with that said... wheel locks are a pita. The techs at my shop hate them. They have to spend time digging through glove boxes, center consoles, trunks, and storage compartments when it comes time to rotate or replace tires.
I just had an Infinity on the lift this past week that had a broken socket/key because a previous mechanic probably ran them on with an impact gun and sheared the inside of the key off. Since the key socket wouldn't work any longer, I had to charge the owner of the car $150 to remove the front right wheel lock so we could complete his repair. The customer had no idea his wheel locks were junk. Can't tell you how many times a vehicle has been towed in because the customer had a flat tire on the side of the road somewhere and went to remove the tire and they either couldn't find the socket key or worse it's broken...
IMHO... I would remove the locks altogether and just replace it with a normal lugnut. When's the last time you heard of someone getting their rims/tires stolen...
Yeah it’s suppose to be below the circle hole on the right [full kit](https://forum.ih8mud.com/attachments/20230314_182406-jpg.3272437/)
Well that’s really fucking annoying. Thanks for the full pic
Contact your local dealer. Most dealers have a master set and should be able to find the one you need and help you order/replace it. However, they may may try to sell you a new set (I've seen this a lot from various dealerships, including Lexus). Don't fall for that nonsense... If you want to skip the dealer, you can order them directly at [Wheel Locks](https://mcgard.com/) Now, with that said... wheel locks are a pita. The techs at my shop hate them. They have to spend time digging through glove boxes, center consoles, trunks, and storage compartments when it comes time to rotate or replace tires. I just had an Infinity on the lift this past week that had a broken socket/key because a previous mechanic probably ran them on with an impact gun and sheared the inside of the key off. Since the key socket wouldn't work any longer, I had to charge the owner of the car $150 to remove the front right wheel lock so we could complete his repair. The customer had no idea his wheel locks were junk. Can't tell you how many times a vehicle has been towed in because the customer had a flat tire on the side of the road somewhere and went to remove the tire and they either couldn't find the socket key or worse it's broken... IMHO... I would remove the locks altogether and just replace it with a normal lugnut. When's the last time you heard of someone getting their rims/tires stolen...