Cool Car Tire Valve Caps with Locking Anti theft design Review

In this video, I will be reviewing this anti-theft red car valve caps that I bought for my BMW to see if it actually works.
I will demonstrate in this video how I install these Car Anti-theft valve caps. The question is do they actually work.
The answer is yes, but you must use the key to fully tighten the cabs otherwise they will not work properly.
These Locking Valve Stem Caps ever get stolen or fail to operate properly, for as long as you own them.They do look nice & you don't have to worry about someone stealing them or someone letting the air out of your tires.
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[@born4fun]

How do you remove these when they seize up? I have some which have seized up. The Allan has rounded the hole so they do not come off

[@jasonadams8549]

Have you tried pliers?

[@SeriousSchitt]

How long did it take for them to seize up?

[@born4fun]

@@jasonadams8549 Yes. I had to use a drimmel to grind them off in the end. I have pressure sensors on my valves so I couldn't just swap the valves.

[@born4fun]

@@SeriousSchitt About 2 months without opening. I jet wash my car every 2 weeks and usually open them to stop them from seizing. On this occasion I hadn't opened them for around a month or so and they seized up like hell. I bought another set and used a tiny amount of wd40 on the lids. Which worked a treat but it kept running down onto my rims for about 2 months and and now after 3 weeks of not opening, one has seized up again. I will not be buying these again. Better off buying the ones that spin when you try to unscrew them without the key

[@SeriousSchitt]

@@born4fun Thanks for your reply.