Old Sep 7, 2009 | 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by matts1
people just can't see the justification of spending ££££ on their car when it still drives.

If it has mot they think it must be fine, till they have an accident.
so very true, i had a crash last year, my own fault i may add too.
i had great brakes and everything, although the tyres were legal, the grip was attrocious, old part worns on at the time, i put off buying new ones, then i crashed when i hit some damp road and locked wheels up.
first thing I've done is check and replace all worn tyres on all cars, i could have ended up much worse and really hurt someone.

sadly it does take an accident to realise the danger of a vehicle for some people.
for me it was tyre quality, as the rest of the car was spot on and i always maintain them to be 'safe'
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