Milenco Locking Wheel Bolts – 16 mm – Fiat Ducato/Peugeot Boxer 16" Maxi Chassis (2007–2015, 2016+) – Set of 6 with Key – Thatcham & Insurance Approved (SKU 1939)
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Cost-efficient yet precision-made, Milenco Locking Wheel Bolts protect your wheels from theft. Often called “locking wheel nuts”, these are technically wheel bolts with a high-security coded pattern that cannot be removed by the usual “hammer-on a socket” method. Tested and Thatcham approved and insurance approved, they’re built for year-round touring and everyday peace of mind.
Pack size: 6 bolts + 1 key (ideal for vehicles with six wheels, twin-rear/tag-axle set-ups, or to secure four wheels plus spares). SKU: 1939.
Why choose these bolts
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High-security coded pattern; strong deterrent against theft
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Thatcham & insurance approved for added assurance
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Tough, corrosion-resistant construction for long service life
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Includes 1 keyed adaptor; fits a standard wheel brace/torque wrench
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Clear fitment guidance for Ducato/Boxer 16" Maxi chassis
Compatibility
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Fiat Ducato / Peugeot Boxer 16" Maxi chassis
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2007–2015 and 2016 onward models with 16 mm wheel bolts
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Not suitable for vehicles that use 14 mm bolts or non-Maxi chassis (see selection guide below)
Selection guide (measure before purchase)
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If your bolt diameter is 14 mm → choose SKU 1915
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If your bolt diameter is 16 mm → choose SKU 1922 (4-pack) or SKU 1939 (6-pack, this item)
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Note: Fiat/Citroën/Peugeot use different bolt sizes depending on wheel size and chassis duty.
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Pre-2018: check wheel size (15" vs 16").
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Post-2018: confirm if Maxi (heavy-duty) and measure bolt diameter (14/16 mm).
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What’s included
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6 x locking wheel bolts (16 mm)
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1 x keyed adaptor (keep the key code safe)
Fit notes
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Install one locking bolt per wheel; torque to the vehicle manufacturer’s spec.
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Do not use an impact gun to tighten; use a torque wrench.
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Re-check torque after your first drive.
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Record and keep your key number safely for replacements.