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What type of patch or repair? Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk

Almost definitely... There is a circular patch that has a long piece of rubber that is pulled through from the inside of the tyre, the patch is on the inside, best way that I know of, I would never use the type that pushes into the hole from the outside, it can come out and your back to where...

Was looking for council information on the car park where my car was damaged in a trench to lodge a compensation claim and found this: https://www.getsurrey.co.uk/news/surrey-news/posts-installed-chobham-common-controversial-14581281 More restrictions, money grabbing and lies... As can be seen...

That's a good question, one answer may be that road users are being treated like mugs by these corporations, because that is what they are, they are doing business and are only interested in making as much money that they can get away with, high car tax, illegal parking charges, high toll...

During the week I called into a public car park near Virginia Water and could not believe what happened, while turning to park my front dropped and I felt the bottom of my car hit the ground, I found my front bumper and engine sump had hit the ground, there was a crater big enough for both front...

What do you not like about the Polybushings? I intend to fit these to my 03 S4 Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk

Forgive me for going off subject but, please don't bow down to the "statutory" parking tickets or congestion charges, I fought a number of these with success, just keep "on top" of it. Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk

Let's look at it another way, Britain's roads have been neglected for so long that they are "now" unsuitable for safe driving of "any" type of vehicle, motorised or not! Be it anything from a bicycle to a heavy goods vehicle that will enlarge and deepen the craters that already exist throwing up...

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/bike-blog/2013/jan/28/how-to-deal-with-potholes Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk

I've done the upgrade, but have an issue pointing it out front for maximum effect, but it'll do for the moment [emoji106] Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk

Your photographs have information in their properties, time and date are the important information, you have the evidence, they are making you out as a lier, if it were me I would threaten them, sorry warn them that they have been given the facts, your time is expensive and you have no choice...

Do you have your own evidence of the crater and damage including Photos and measurements etc? Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk

As you can see by the attached image of my claim, yes they do, you need to get a claim number then you can proceed, take photos, use a tape measure in the pictures to show the depth and radius, the position on the road too, you need three estimates or a copy of the repair/s bill, we are being...

You "must" claim, get the suspension checked, the steering checked, the ABS system checked, a four wheel alignment done, headlight alignment, go to the physio, check for damage to your back and send in the bill, let your local politician know! Someone is going to have a head on collision, cars...

The fans done the same on my wife's 2009 Golf TDi about a year ago, just a couple of times, hasn't done it since, that's the scud on it now for sure Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk

I had my fans running well after the car was off and found the fan control unit behind the front bumper of my S4 was the problem Sent from my BBA100-2 using Tapatalk

It is very unfortunate that some have had to resort to this http://wanksy.mycindr.com/ but, if this is the only way, then, so be it, what about a few names painted to speed this up a bit? I have cyclist's, cars and trucks swerve to avoid potholes onto my side of the road, this issue can also...

Find the pothole that "you hit" and measure the size and depth, take a number of photos, call and get an incident number then put the claim in, you may be asked to provide the tyre and report as evidence. I have just damaged two wheels and tyres, I'm claiming for about a grand including four...

Runflats are extremely heavy and may give a very harsh ride, not sure if road noise will be transferred Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk

I heard a wee tale from someone that serves fuel that the heaters in some garages are higher than they should be, that has the result of dispensing less fuel, and I'd bet can take the edge off the fuel too, but that's just a rumor [emoji87] Sent from my BBD100-1 using Tapatalk