Lock Kit for 5093 18" STEEL Spare Wheel on Land Rover Defender L663

Marsoni

M251S

$51.00

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Lock Kit for 5093 18" STEEL Spare Wheel on Land Rover Defender L663Lock Kit for Spare Wheel for Style 5093 18" Steel Wheel on Land Rover Defender L663 This is an updated version of our popular spare wheel lock kit. These lock kits are wheel style specific so please check this is the correct kit for your wheel style (see photo) this kit is for the 18" Steel wheel (style 5093). We engineered a lock kit after hearing the numerous reports of spare wheel thefts on the Defender. It seems just having the locking wheel nut

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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025