insurance roll cage and brake premium
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a plan have decided to hike my bill up by 56quid as i got a roll cage and big brakes put on. Is this reasonable as sounds a lot to me?
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Your also more likley to hurt yourself on a cage should you crash/roll over, as its in closer proximity to your head/body etc as you don't see many people wearing a crash helmet when driving a caged car on the public highway
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true true, i thought the same.
I'l defo give paul at need to insure a ring when my premiums up. I couldnt get through last time.
You could also argue that more efficient brakes means less chance of crashing and if u did crash a roll cage increases your chance of survival so less for insurance to pay it. Or is that just me??
I'l defo give paul at need to insure a ring when my premiums up. I couldnt get through last time.
You could also argue that more efficient brakes means less chance of crashing and if u did crash a roll cage increases your chance of survival so less for insurance to pay it. Or is that just me??
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