Does this translate to "I drove down a hole in the road and then into a kerb"
Just 9,000 miles and needs a fell set of tyres

As for the malfunction light, maybe the car is scared of you

Does this translate to "I drove down a hole in the road and then into a kerb"Originally posted by Polaris:
[qb]Well after all the grief I have had - I parked my car in the carpark at work and the wheel went down a hole that had been badly repaired - caught the front lower bumper on the kirb which has been repaired too high- bumper got damaged and cannot be repaired - Quote to replace is £600.00!![/qb][/b]
Just 9,000 miles and needs a fell set of tyresOriginally posted by Polaris:
[qb]Put the car in on Saturday for new tyres.................... Anyone care to make a guess on a 9,000 mile 2004 9 month old aero which I have hardly driven [/qb][/b]
Oh, okOriginally posted by fliptop (9-5 V6 AgaPower):
[qb]To be fair, Chris, the standard P zero rossos on 04 Aeros have a half life of about 3 milliseconds, so 9000 miles is actually about right.[/qb][/b]
Sorry, but there have been so many problems with this bl00dy Saab, I think Polaris would be better off with a BMW. Go and buy a BMW, Polaris. They are better engineered, better handling and retain their valueOriginally posted by Steve McF:
[qb]for gods sake don't get a BMW!!!!!!![]()
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I've not seen that upgrade on the speedparts websiteOriginally posted by Polaris:
[qb] they chipped the alloys [/qb][/b]
So you are saying that someone else should pay for your pranging your car when you were parking it?Originally posted by Polaris:
[qb]As far as the Kerb goes - it was a parking bay - I am claiming against the private landlord where I work - he must be insured [/qb][/b]
No, really?Originally posted by Polaris:
[qb]but after over 20 law suits in the last 10 years - it kinds of gets boring [/qb][/b]
Remind me who your brother's firm is so I make sure I never use them for tyres (or indeed anything else if this is the type of subcontractor he uses)Originally posted by Polaris:
[qb]3) The alloy wheel - I am in two minds - the guys who did it works under contract for my brother's firm ... But they got real nasty - and they are a rough bunch!
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Originally posted by fliptop (9-5 V6 AgaPower):
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Remind me who your brother's firm is so I make sure I never use them for tyres (or indeed anything else if this is the type of subcontractor he uses) [/qb][/b][/quote]I don't think I can mention them - but you have nothing to worry about - I am sure you live a long way away !!Originally posted by Polaris:
[qb]3) The alloy wheel - I am in two minds - the guys who did it works under contract for my brother's firm ... But they got real nasty - and they are a rough bunch!
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