Emptied the car checked EVERYWHERE mate! definitelyEddie555 wrote: ↑Sun Apr 08, 2018 11:28 pmHe found that compartment and he posted that in his other thread Ian.Ian_C wrote: ↑Sun Apr 08, 2018 11:20 pmAhh okay, that sounds like a puncture.
A missing locking wheel nut key is a pain in the arse.
Stupid question - and I hope this doesn't come across as patronising - have you found the hidden compartment at the very back of the boot floor in the B8, above the fuel tank? As you look at the boot floor, the front two thirds is the spare wheel well, and the rear third flips up.
Another non-patronising question for OP. Have you looked everywhere in the car. Ie the ash tray, glovebox even in the door pockets. Sometimes the tyre people leave the locking nut in some strange places.
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I thought this today Sam. Theres no telling till I get that bloody wheel off, and even then, its proving it isn't it. Gonna get up nice and early and try and get a locking nut sorted and take it from there. Tell you something now though, that Porsche dealer is going to hate me by the end of the week lolSurrey Sam wrote: ↑Sun Apr 08, 2018 11:52 pmCould be that the tyre bead got damaged when the tyres were removed for refurbishing the wheels?
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if you you go to your local Audi dealer they should be able top replace your locking nut key
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Yes the Audi locking wheel nut keys all have a letter stamped on them so there aren't that many different keys.
Audi will have all the keys in their workshop and will be able to tell you which key you need and will be able to remove the nut on the flat wheel for you until you get your own key.
Audi will have all the keys in their workshop and will be able to tell you which key you need and will be able to remove the nut on the flat wheel for you until you get your own key.
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