Got milk?!

Leadfoot · 03-20-2013, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by gsxr750

It looks like the towing company may have really screwed up the bottom of your car by dragging it up with no wheels on it. Make sure you have the dealer thouroughly inspect the bottom of the car for damage , floor, frame , brakes , suspension and have it added to the theft and damage claim.

Yea i was watching them like a hawk! the car is new so the dealer will be going over every thing. hearing that scraping sound as he was towing was worst then having wisdom tooth pulled with out meds.

red6spd · 03-20-2013, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Leadfoot

Yea i was watching them like a hawk! the car is new so the dealer will be going over every thing. hearing that scraping sound as he was towing was worst then having wisdom tooth pulled with out meds.

I would have just left the car their and found 3 more donuts to put on her instead of letting it drag on the ground. Also looks like your front driver side bumper is coming off?

Leadfoot · 03-20-2013, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by red6spd

I would have just left the car their and found 3 more donuts to put on her instead of letting it drag on the ground. Also looks like your front driver side bumper is coming off?

Yea man that's what i was thinking but my money is short and the car is new so i don't think i should have any problems with them fixing it brand new. Yea i need a whole new bumper any way because the milk bandits didn't balance the car properly so the whole left side bumper and wheel well is bent.

kfull · 03-20-2013, 04:03 PM

I got a viper alarm system w/ a tilt sensor for this very reason. When you arm the car it calibrates itself to set the alarm off if it detects any change in the level/tilt of the vehicle.

Leadfoot · 03-20-2013, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by kfull

I got a viper alarm system w/ a tilt sensor for this very reason. When you arm the car it calibrates itself to set the alarm off if it detects any change in the level/tilt of the vehicle.

What do you do when it goes off??? is what I'm worried about! that's the one i was looking at also. I cant go to prison for a couple of low lifes!!! You call the cops at the time it goes off 15-20minute response time if your lucky! Either way its a efedup situation. I might have to pay for parking in my neighborhood..Cant pay for garage parking every where you go tho, it only takes 5 min for a crew to take your wheels. I seen a cop car on bricks before. Its a dam shame we work they steel and their good at it!

03-20-2013, 04:03 PM	#4 (permalink)
kfull Track Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 909 Drives: A lot Rep Power: 15	I got a viper alarm system w/ a tilt sensor for this very reason. When you arm the car it calibrates itself to set the alarm off if it detects any change in the level/tilt of the vehicle.