Hardly the fault of the locking wheel nut itself, but yep, sure - definitely remove them in the case of forgetful car owners.
Lots of destroyed keys as well. People trying to put a lot of load though an often fiddly key, rounds edges and strips pins etc. because they can’t seat them correctly.
People do seem to be the determining factor here, certainly.
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The last time I heard and witnessed a car sitting on bricks with its wheels missing was back in the 80’s. It’s just not a thing these days tho’ I guess someone could be unlucky enough. They’ll take your car before stealing just your wheels.
I got rid of the locking wheel nuts on my NC when the key decided it didn’t want to play anymore and broke. I really didn’t enjoy the hassle of getting the nuts off. Having said that I’ve still got them on my Defender but that’s a much better key.
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A mini pallet,
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