mulla

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Today i needed to fill up with fuel i went to mams and filled up at her tesco petrol station,as i pulled into the forcourt they have a drain that catches petrol if there is a leak ,it is right across the entrance as i drive in at normal speed my car makes a almighty bang ,the car grounded out on the ditch braking my front bumper and also i dont know how bent the lip on my front wing which dug in my tyre and gouged big lumps of tread off my tyre as you can imagine im annoyed they filled out a form for a customer vehicle damage report i could tell the manager wasnt bothered just looked like a old car to her (woman manager) the car is lowerd but the drain is a good drop compared to the other side,she says this has never happened before ,was i going to fast ,makes my blood boil ,what do you think the outcome will bee.

furry

make sure you have plenty of images and with a ruler to prove the depth.

1.9 xr2 on 40's

dunno but my accident in tescos today was to put unleaded in my van lucky it was only 13p before i noticed so filled the rest with derv and it'll be fine

is there a speed limit? if not you wernt going too fast

mulla

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no speed limit and no sighn about any chance of grounding your car,you could probaly get the lip back in place but the paints cracked still got the orginal wings on it tho

St3V3_C

Surprised if you get anything mate. Driving a lowered car you need to look out for this stuff!!

It took me years to get out of the habit of looking for potholes/drains/lumps after getting rid of my lowered van. Still sometimes avoid things now some 15 plus years later lol.

mulla

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i have been over it loads of times no problem at all dont know why this time im getting some pics of it now

Oranoco

They have a duty of care and you will need pics and dimensions. Don't bank on getting anywhere.

Boils my piss that after any incident some clot always pipes up with the "going too fast" line.

mulla

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its a big dip will put pics up soon

fuzzy

theyve got to ask really, no one wants to pay out if they can avoid it but it would be a real idiot that replied "yes mate, perhaps i was"

RichieST

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Although yes they have a duty of care, however I think if their insurance company were to come and look at the damage and see that the car has lowered suspension and the tyres are fouling the arches then they will just walk away from it!

Glenn_

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Gutted for you matey.I hope you get it sorted.

bigz2345

i wouldnt bother .. they will say your car is too low.. after all if there is something wrong with the forcourt then every car will get damaged going in mate... but its only yours because its low pal. for example if it was a standard car at its usual height it wouldnt have had this problem. they are just going to blame your car being too low. however if you do get to have any money off them then good on you mate every little helps off the kunts

T666 FRS

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If it passed an MOT then I can't see it being a problem putting in a legitimate claim. If its been passed as fit for purpose on the road then I would've thought it would be worth it mate.

Not nice to see though

R5FORD

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Thats bullshit. Theres plenty super cars out there that are alot lower than a cossie thats been dropped.

RichieST

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But how many super car owners fill up at tesco

Turbosystems

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lots because they are tight that's how they can afford a super car

mulla

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super unleaded its as good as ive been told

Mister G

I feel your pain, local petrol station to me has a big drop, standard Mondy ST crunched on the way in!

mulla

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yeah same here the otherside is flat but the entrance is a big drop