Check with your local junkyards first. They usually have keys so they can take off tires of the wrecked cars. This happened with a '96 civic I bought, every lug was a lock nut and the prior owner didn't give me the key so I ran around until I found a junk yard that had one. They let me borrow it for free as long as I brought it back. Cheaper than spending $30-$50.
Lug Nut Lock
I went to get my back left tire replaced today, only to find out that I have a lug nut lock on the wheel. I have the All-Star package with the 20 inch wheels. I was wondering where exactly is this key to the locking lug located. I called my local dealer just to see if I could get another one just in case. They told me GM uses 20 different lug lock styles. He also told me it would be $30-50 for a key.
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