Crashed my G35 today
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Crashed my G35 today
Don't know which is the right section for this but here's the link for it. I will be very grateful for any help. Thanks
https://g35driver.com/forums/g-spot/...ml#post6573288
https://g35driver.com/forums/g-spot/...ml#post6573288
#3
alright, I will see what else people thinks and then I'll just do that. Thanks for the advice fam!
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Yeah ikr, I feel a little sore right now but I guess it's alright
This sucks man :/
Thanks man, and it's one of the worst feelings of all time. Let's see how much it will cost to repair, scared af because of that.
Thanks man!
Well I can say it was a combination of all, the tires probably had 50% of tread. I was like at 50 mph the road was wet and raining and the car just slid out of nowhere and spin like crazy till I finally crashed. If I'm not mistaken here in Puerto Rico all that we have is summer tires. Maybe there are improved ones for this type of conditions. Not really sure of that tho. I was gonna change the tires in a few months :/
This sucks man :/
Thanks man, and it's one of the worst feelings of all time. Let's see how much it will cost to repair, scared af because of that.
Well I can say it was a combination of all, the tires probably had 50% of tread. I was like at 50 mph the road was wet and raining and the car just slid out of nowhere and spin like crazy till I finally crashed. If I'm not mistaken here in Puerto Rico all that we have is summer tires. Maybe there are improved ones for this type of conditions. Not really sure of that tho. I was gonna change the tires in a few months :/
#9
That's scary. So it lost control on its own going straight?
Maybe you should invest in some All-Season tires? They are great for rain and if anything, more comfortable than summer tires. Of course you lose that "grip the road" feel you get with summers (esp. when cornering).
All the best- hope you can have her riding like new in no time.
Maybe you should invest in some All-Season tires? They are great for rain and if anything, more comfortable than summer tires. Of course you lose that "grip the road" feel you get with summers (esp. when cornering).
All the best- hope you can have her riding like new in no time.
#10
That's scary. So it lost control on its own going straight?
Maybe you should invest in some All-Season tires? They are great for rain and if anything, more comfortable than summer tires. Of course you lose that "grip the road" feel you get with summers (esp. when cornering).
All the best- hope you can have her riding like new in no time.
Maybe you should invest in some All-Season tires? They are great for rain and if anything, more comfortable than summer tires. Of course you lose that "grip the road" feel you get with summers (esp. when cornering).
All the best- hope you can have her riding like new in no time.
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For sure it will be more than $3000-4000. I drove my GF's 99 civic, hit a deer at 45mph, damaged the front bumper, right fender, hood, and door. She only had liability so I had to pay out of my pocket. The collision shop quoted me 2800 (I was like F that!). Thanks to Ebay, I got her a new fender, hood, bumper for only $400, got a door from the junkyard for $60, and cheap maaco paint job for $500. My total cost was only $900 compared to $2800.
Your damage looks more severe, glad you're okay and good luck man with the repair.
Your damage looks more severe, glad you're okay and good luck man with the repair.
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