Wheel Nut Wrench For 206?

I don't want to buy a single wheel bolt key in my vehicle, but I didn't know how much I need to buy, so that the original fits well and does not take up much space? I think it's number 17, but I wasn't sure, and I said I'll consult with your forums.

He used the 4 key when disassembling the last tire, 19 if I remember correctly. If you do not have the original, you cannot unscrew the spare wheel, how will you remove it?

[QUOTE = fatihpekgoz] Used the 4-key when removing the last tire, I must be 19 if I remember correctly. If you do not have the original, you cannot unscrew the spare wheel, how do you remove it? [/ QUOTE]

There is no encrypted bolt, I renewed the rear tires, they opened there smoothly.

Number 17 I dismantled today to paint my rims ..

Hodja, if you want to have the original key directly.

I didn't say for studs. There is a screw in the trunk so you can open the spare wheel well, and you can open that screw with the end behind the wheel wrench. So you should get the original key.

[QUOTE = fatihpekgoz] I didn't say for the studs. There is a screw in the trunk so you can open the spare wheel well, and you can open that screw with the end behind the wheel wrench. So you should get the original key. [/ QUOTE]

hmm thanks I will get the original already

[QUOTE = Secks] Sir, if you want to have the original key. [/ QUOTE]

Tomorrow I will buy a 4-wheel wrench from a brother a101 and he will give me his 206 if not, I would buy it. I wouldn't miss it because I was the original thank you for your interest, I wish you good sales

[QUOTE = TuNeR_32] Number 17 I removed it today to paint my rims .. [/ QUOTE]

Thanks, I will start preparations for rim painting.

Do not buy from a101 there are kins made in china 2 times I broke the industry, was there a brand like eta I would recommend it very high quality price 20.00 TL

the original wheel wrench is not very sturdy.
I had to press it with my foot because it was so tight, I couldn't open the key in the 5th bolt, I couldn't open the 5th with that key

[QUOTE = ahmet_bjk] original wheel nut wrench is not very solid.
I had to press it with my foot because it was so tight, I couldn't open the key in the 5th bolt, I couldn't open the 5th with that key
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[QUOTE = cesar206] I didn't say for the studs. There is a screw in the trunk so you can open the spare wheel well, and you can open that screw with the end behind the wheel wrench. So you should get the original key. [/ QUOTE]

There's nothing locked in me. Under the carpet of the trunk, my spare tire just stands unlocked. What was asked to explain in this message?

[QUOTE = OguzhanKucuk61] [QUOTE = sezar206] I didn't say for the studs. There is a screw in the trunk so you can open the spare wheel well, and you can open that screw with the end behind the wheel wrench. So you should get the original key. [/ QUOTE]

There's nothing locked in me. Under the carpet of the trunk, my spare tire just stands unlocked. What was asked to explain in this message? [/ QUOTE]

[QUOTE = maximusti] [QUOTE = OguzhanKucuk61] [QUOTE = cesar206] I didn't say for the studs. There is a screw in the trunk so you can open the spare wheel well, and you can open that screw with the end behind the wheel wrench. So you should get the original key. [/ QUOTE]

There's nothing locked in me. Under the carpet of the trunk, my spare tire just stands unlocked. What was asked to explain in this message? [/ QUOTE]
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Now it is resolved, thank you teacher

I don't have a bolt wrench, we open it with it, no tire has blown, but I hope it won't explode in a ridiculous place