Do Arms of Thule T2 Pro X 4-Bike Rack Need 2 or 4 Lock Cylinders

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Hi, I just ordered my car hitch from here. Question on the Thule T2 bike hitch. Each arm has a lock to lock down on each bike. Each arm has a lock cylinder on both sides. Should it be 4 lock cylinders?. Thanks.

asked by: Don

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Expert Reply:

Appreciate the purchase of the hitch, and you are correct that you will need four lock cylinders for the arms of the Thule T2 Pro X Bike Rack for 4 Bikes # TH26ZE

So what you will want is the Thule One-Key System Lock Cylinders - Qty 4 # TH450400.

expert reply by: Kyle S

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