Rain + 15 freeway North + My G coupe = wreck on saturday. Need help guys.
#17
11-23-2010, 03:38 PM
I doubt any Infiniti dealerships have an in house body shop.
People keep saying the G doesn't have any problems, but when the tires only last 10k and you car hydroplanes and crashes, it's a big wake up call.
Add that's it's a RWD. People need to be careful. Check your tires. Especially during rain season.
People keep saying the G doesn't have any problems, but when the tires only last 10k and you car hydroplanes and crashes, it's a big wake up call.
Add that's it's a RWD. People need to be careful. Check your tires. Especially during rain season.
To the OP, I am glad you are ok. Good luck on the repairs!
#18
11-23-2010, 04:12 PM
I had a similar thing happened to me when I had a 1996 Teg. The difference was, the ABS kicked in. AND I had some falken tires that had over 80k miles on them. LOL
Long story short, I was only a centimeter away from rear ended this Mexican guy in a Corolla who stopped in the middle of the street. It was also raining hard. I was surprised I didn't hit him because I was going 35+ on the HWY.
The G goes through tires the same way it goes through gas. So yes, keep an eye on the tires and put in all season tires just to be safe.
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11-23-2010, 07:40 PM
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11-24-2010, 01:10 PM
Damn Carlos...sorry to hear. I recommend Montclair autobody. They are I-CAR collision certified, not too far from you, do excellent body work and will color match your LP. I've used them personally and they even had a DuPont rep come out when they weren't getting the paint to come out "just right". Talk to Joseph and tell him Mike with the nice DG G with wheels sent you. You don't really need an appointment for an estimate, but it probably wouldn't hurt either.
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11-24-2010, 01:21 PM
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11-24-2010, 02:37 PM
I doubt any Infiniti dealerships have an in house body shop.
People keep saying the G doesn't have any problems, but when the tires only last 10k and you car hydroplanes and crashes, it's a big wake up call.
Add that's it's a RWD. People need to be careful. Check your tires. Especially during rain season.
People keep saying the G doesn't have any problems, but when the tires only last 10k and you car hydroplanes and crashes, it's a big wake up call.
Add that's it's a RWD. People need to be careful. Check your tires. Especially during rain season.
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11-26-2010, 02:32 AM
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11-26-2010, 12:20 PM
I doubt any Infiniti dealerships have an in house body shop.
People keep saying the G doesn't have any problems, but when the tires only last 10k and you car hydroplanes and crashes, it's a big wake up call.
Add that's it's a RWD. People need to be careful. Check your tires. Especially during rain season.
People keep saying the G doesn't have any problems, but when the tires only last 10k and you car hydroplanes and crashes, it's a big wake up call.
Add that's it's a RWD. People need to be careful. Check your tires. Especially during rain season.
i got 38k on my old set of tires. hydroplaneing has all to do with tread depth.
check your tires peeps.
#30
11-26-2010, 02:26 PM
There also another thread where a guy slammed on the brakes and the car slid into another car. The ABS didn't kick in. (It was also raining).
I had a similar thing happened to me when I had a 1996 Teg. The difference was, the ABS kicked in. AND I had some falken tires that had over 80k miles on them. LOL
Long story short, I was only a centimeter away from rear ended this Mexican guy in a Corolla who stopped in the middle of the street. It was also raining hard. I was surprised I didn't hit him because I was going 35+ on the HWY.
The G goes through tires the same way it goes through gas. So yes, keep an eye on the tires and put in all season tires just to be safe.
I had a similar thing happened to me when I had a 1996 Teg. The difference was, the ABS kicked in. AND I had some falken tires that had over 80k miles on them. LOL
Long story short, I was only a centimeter away from rear ended this Mexican guy in a Corolla who stopped in the middle of the street. It was also raining hard. I was surprised I didn't hit him because I was going 35+ on the HWY.
The G goes through tires the same way it goes through gas. So yes, keep an eye on the tires and put in all season tires just to be safe.
Sorry to the OP about your accident. I don't know of any local shops but I feel for you and hope your car gets fixed quick and promptly!
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