Sure: Tack weld a bolt to the locking nut, put an impact on the bolt to remove the locking nut, remove it and throw it away. The OEM locks are useless and a bigger threat to the legit owner than a theif. After you get the locks off, be sure to use anti-seize compound on all the bolts and torque them to the correct specs so you don't have a repeat of the problem. If you still want to use locks, get a set from McGard; they are made from tool steel with no moving parts and will never break..............
