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With all the recent posts on tailgate locks, how many of you have the spare tire lock that inserts in the bumper? This was a great feature on my Tahoe that I miss on this Silverado. Does anyone know the p/n?

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Its GM part number 15785099.

It was standard on my '99,But a $15 option on my '04.

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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Its GM part number 15785099.

It was standard on my '99,But a $15 option on my '04.

They need a lock?

 

In all my years of truck buying and driving I have never removed a truck spare from its mount. Been lucky I guess.

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In all my years of truck buying and driving I have never removed a truck spare from its mount. Been lucky I guess.

 

Same here. I only had to drop mine on the Tahoe once to flip it so the valve stem pointed down so I could check the tire pressure on occasion.

 

Being relatively easy to steal, I figure an extra measure of theft protection can't hurt. It beats wrapping a thick chain under there.

 

Thanks for the p/n, MS. BTW, can you use your vehicle key or does this lock come with its own key?

Zembonez Senior Enthusiast

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In all my years of truck buying and driving I have never removed a truck spare from its mount. Been lucky I guess.

Being relatively easy to steal, I figure an extra measure of theft protection can't hurt. It beats wrapping a thick chain under there.

 

Actually you make a good point. I'm gonna go check and see if mine has a lock or not.

hubbycap Senior Enthusiast

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In all my years of truck buying and driving I have never removed a truck spare from its mount. Been lucky I guess.

 

Same here. I only had to drop mine on the Tahoe once to flip it so the valve stem pointed down so I could check the tire pressure on occasion.

 

Being relatively easy to steal, I figure an extra measure of theft protection can't hurt. It beats wrapping a thick chain under there.

 

Thanks for the p/n, MS. BTW, can you use your vehicle key or does this lock come with its own key?

 

 

My GMT900 uses the ignition key in the spare lock. I doubt it has as many tumblers though. I've probably driven 250K since the last time I put a spare on the ground.

jrrod2004 Senior Enthusiast

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If you had it when the vehicle was new, it used the ignition key, but that may have changed........

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