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Yep - rear left! Annoyingly I was doing a good deed. Old neighbour with mobility issues asked if I could take him to a medical appointment. Wanted to get as close to the kerb as possible for him!
I got a quote of £333.45 for a 3 year policy.
Covers 3 replacement tyres (from damage) and 3 alloy repairs a year. Not bad value looking at the price of a tyre and if you are running on inductions.
Within the first 3 or 4 days of getting my M3P, I scraped the rear passenger wheel on a particular corner kerb near where I live.
2 years later, Kwik fit changed my rear tyres and happened to swap the rear wheels as well. Within 2 days of that I scraped the same corner on the same kerb so ended up with both rears scraped. Ho hum.
Since had them both repaired for £200. No doubt that same kerb will get me again at some point!
With my first M3 I’d kerbed 3 of the alloys within a month (the lines in the reversing camera could be better, couldn’t they!) and so was very pleased with myself for not kerbing the MIC car in it’s first 4 months.
I then did this and wished I’d only kerbed an alloy :
It was obviously in the body shop for many weeks but then came back like new. I took it for a drive and hit a kerb within 10 mins.
I’ve not hit any other kerbs in the last 6 months (that’ll probably be tonight ) but when it next happens I will think “it could be worse”.
I can’t tell the wife as I haven’t let her drive the Tesla yet because she is a serial wheel kerber!
The Gemini wheel covers don’t protect the outer rim of the wheel. I have some black wheel covers coming from AliExpress that cover the whole wheel so hopefully won’t happen again and when they arrive I can cover the damage.