Have just acquired a 2002 corolla T3, and the wheel security nuts that came with the car were in a box and not on the wheels of the car.
They are an older type of security nut with three 'short-depth' holes and an 'unlocking' socket that fits over them. I notice later Corollas have a more secure 'circular' type lock on their security nuts.
They are nice, five spoke Toyota Alloy wheels in good condition. There has been quite a lot of thefts recently in this part of north London. A lot of activity like going into cars and stealing from garden sheds and manhole covers, etc,etc.
If possible I would prefer not to spend out the money on the better circular lock type nuts at the moment.
Am I relatively unlikely to loose Toyota Corolla wheels, since it's often considered a staid motor, Or should I fork out for a set of the more secure circular lock type nuts? Thanks.