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  • Phew, just in the nick of time 2 years late and already answered by others in the thread.Super Sassy to the rescue once again!!!
    I never notice the date, why do people dig up old threads!!!!!!
    Nothing to see here, move along.
  • Hintza
    Hintza Posts: 19,420 Forumite
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    I never notice the date, why do people dig up old threads!!!!!!


    Sassy is allowed to post what they like when they like, but if you disagree or argue you will be reported for abuse.

    Think someone has a problem.
  • mrbadexample
    mrbadexample Posts: 10,805 Forumite
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    Hintza wrote: »
    Think someone has a problem.


    And waaaay too much time on their hands. This has to be one of the funniest posts I've ever seen. Especially the last paragraph of the initial post. :rotfl:
    If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.
  • loracan1
    loracan1 Posts: 2,287 Forumite
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    They've now found the 'ignore button', and use it for anyone that corrects them...
  • bigjl
    bigjl Posts: 6,457 Forumite
    Can't remember exactly but there is a limit to how close to the edge of the tyre the damage is, something like an inch or so, some tyre shops may fix it, but cash only, wink wink. Though it comes down to personal preference, the Ambulance and Police have a policy of gettin a new tyre every time there is a puncture of screw imbedded, but these tyres are probably sold on, for example when I was minicabbing years ago, my car took the same size tyre as the Met traffic plod, my local used tyre bloke used to buy all the punctured ones and repair those that where safe to repair and sell them on, which meant I could get top of the range hardly worn Michelin Pilots for £30, as apposed to £120.

    Some say you should never have used tyres on your car, but if you think about it when you buy a car the tyres on it are used aswell, so long as the place selling them is trustworthy then go for it, new is better, but I would rather have a 3/4 worn Michelin for the same price or sometimes less than the price of some tyre from China or Turkey.
  • mrbadexample
    mrbadexample Posts: 10,805 Forumite
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    loracan1 wrote: »
    They've now found the 'ignore button', and use it for anyone that corrects them...

    I think we should have a sticky on all fora stating that the first thing you should do is ignore one particular poster. Lord knows we need one. :D
    If you lend someone a tenner and never see them again, it was probably worth it.
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