Wheel locks

I have a set of wheel locks on my '81 SC that are about 20 years old.
The jerk at Goodyear used an impact wrench fixing a flat tire and sheared all of the drive pins off of the key.
This lock was popular about twenty years ago - it is the one with the five, irregularly spaced, .125" diameter drive pins.
I need a new key. My key number is 5K but I can't locate the company that made it. I don't know if they are still in business.
Any help would be appreciated.

Those are Garretson Enterprises locks, and they are out of business, sadly. I would suggest emailing Bruce Anderson for ideas, as he was with GE back then, and may know who might help you. As a last resort, take the old key with sheared pins to a machine shop, and see if they can rebuild it. I think you now understand why I get homicidal thoughts about idiots with impact wrenches even approaching my car!!!

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Warren Hall
1973 911S Targa

To get those locking things of without a key, you can sometimes drive the right sized 12-pt socket onto it and get it off that way. Ruins the socket though, probably.

The ones I have maintain a place you can call for new keys. Perhaps for less than you'd pay to rebuild your key.

I had the same problem myself. One piece of advice I received was "once these locks are removed, throw them as far as you can." I finally found that Automotion sells the keys individually. Part# WL-901.

Ron
69 911E