looking good gg
I was looking at those for if I bought a black Cat, they suit the darker colour car well
on the subject of damaging wheels on potholes - if you can put up with a little chasing, take photos of pothole, take photos of damage, find out what local Council covers the area where the road with the pothole is, contact the Highways Dept, tell them of damage, they 'should' ask you to file a claim and will send you out a claim form, fill this in and send it back, with photos showing all the evidence. It is not a quick process to get your money, but you should get something - and something is better than nothing. You also do everyone else a favour too, as they will be out to repair said pothole and any others nearby. This process has worked twice for me now, at different Councils
I was looking at those for if I bought a black Cat, they suit the darker colour car well
on the subject of damaging wheels on potholes - if you can put up with a little chasing, take photos of pothole, take photos of damage, find out what local Council covers the area where the road with the pothole is, contact the Highways Dept, tell them of damage, they 'should' ask you to file a claim and will send you out a claim form, fill this in and send it back, with photos showing all the evidence. It is not a quick process to get your money, but you should get something - and something is better than nothing. You also do everyone else a favour too, as they will be out to repair said pothole and any others nearby. This process has worked twice for me now, at different Councils