Lug nut lock key location

My 2022 Tundra has a lock on one lug nut of each wheel.
I checked to see the location of the lug nut lock key but cant find it.

Anyone know the location they usually put the lug nut key?

 

Obvious places like the glove box and console aside, did you check with the jack?

 

Check your glovebox? Mine was with my tire tools (check for yours under the passenger side rear seats), it was in the black sleeve with the tire iron.

I ended up losing mine and called up the local toyota dealership, they let me borrow their tool (for free) to get my spare out...

 

Glove box, center console or with the jack and tire drop kit?

 

Thanks, I already checked all those places already but no key.
I would have assumed it should be kept with the jack
I'll check with the dealership to see what the deal is.

 

they can also replace it, you just gotta go over there so they can see which key to give you

 

when i bought my 21 sequoia, the lock was zip tied to the tire tool. first time seeing that and it not just in the glovebox like others before.

 

I did end up finding it
They had put mine inside the owners manual binder

 

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I guess I'm lucky enough that I live in a place where boring OEM wheels aren't stolen much from vehicles. I have removed those stupid locks on every vehicle I've had for over 15 years, useless. I live in a city with 1.4 million people and my wheels have never been touched. I'm a big fan of keeping things simple and those stupid wheel locks are just a pain in the ass.

 

And useless, a thief will have those lock lugs off in 1min

 

If you are concerned about your now very expensive to replace wheels and tires being stolen, check out Advanced Wheel Locks. I don’t live where it’s a problem but occasionally do go places that have an elevated level of wheel/tire theft. The special tool from Amazon will not get these locks off. I have these locks on two Toyota vehicles and our cargo trailer. Expensive, yes. But a lot cheaper than replacing your wheels……

 

It doesn't look like my 20" TRD wheels have lock lugs at all? Is that normal?

Edit: Looks like they don't come with them. Odd, my 2017 Tundra with TSS package came with lock lugs.

 

OP did you get it figured?