Making my way to have my mot done this afternoon got forced onto the Kerb to avoid being hit by a mum on the school run and burst two tyres.

Gutted they only had few hundred miles of use on them.

Edited December 9, 201312 yr by Lou9890

She was probably still pissed on last nights vino. School run mums are dreadful.

thats shocking mate:censored:..3 to 4pm is not a good time to be driving around town as all those poor little kids with no legs need there mummy:rant:

Did she stop to say sorry and help you out :rolleyes:

Making my way to have my mot done this afternoon got forced onto the Kerb to avoid being hit by a mum on the school run and burst two tyres.

Gutted they only had few hundred miles of use on them.

I would be worried about what else you may of damaged when you hit the kerb, be sure to check it out.

I should of known better than to go out at 315. Bet she didn't even realise she was going so quick.

Lucky I was about 100 yards from home and managed get back before they completely deflated.

Trying to some replacements online at the moment.

I hope the wheels are not buckled or cracked. Both tyres have a tear so fingers crossed they took the hit

Edited December 9, 201312 yr by Lou9890

Think I would be waiting outside the school for her tomorrow when she comes to pick up her little darlings, if you could recognise her! Won't be able to prove anything but its a good chance to rant! We live round the corner from a school and its mayhem at kicking out time. We used to have to do some manoeuvring to get both cars on the drive and the same woman used to park right up to our drive every day for about 30 mins reading a book, getting in the way. In the end we had the kerb dropped and widened the drive so she has to park elsewhere now.

I was at Tesco's today and watched a car coming out of a disabled parking space the car in front of me( Male disabled driver) was indicating to go into it and when the other car finally move out a car coming down the other way (Female disabled driver) sneaked into it. Windows came down and shouting started lol I left them to it.:biggrin:

Sorry to hear that Lou:sad:

 

She was probably still pissed on last nights vino. School run mums are dreadful.

 

Agreed and agreed....:mad:

 

same thing almost happened to me yesterday morning outside one village school - one school-run mum swerved onto my side of the road to go round....... ......another brain-dead school-run mum who had parked ON TOP of the big yellow road markings which read "NO PARKING!!!" Fortunately I was only doing about 15mph and so was she, so we both stopped facing each other; yet still the bint had the nerve to point at the kerb on my left expecting me to mount it!!!!

 

I'm not damaging my AMG wheels for anyone so I politely (ahem:rolleyes:) told the pair of witless minge-pieces exactly what they could do; and exactly who was going to move. And it wasn't me, I just switched off my engine in the middle of the road and sat there until the second bint reversed back.....

 

I hope it's not too expensive a repair mate - you didn't happen to get her reg number, did you? I managed to take down both reg numbers from yesterday - and since I had a spare 1/2 hour in the afternoon, I went into the school office to report them, for what it's worth. Made me feel a bit vindicated:wink: Hope they name and shame...:lol:

 

Richard:wacko:

witless minge-pieces

 

Richard:wacko:

 

:biggrin::laugh::biggrin:

 

Woke the wife up laughing at this...

Does my head in that, your sat there in a low car, they are sat there in a ranger rover or copy of refusing to get it dirty on the verge expecting you to instead. ESP when your literally and quite obviously unable to mount the verge even if you wanted too. My mrs actually ditched a focus like this forced off the road by some middle class madam in a rangie.

Managed to borrow 2 alloys from a local garage to get the Z down to a tyre shop. Hopefully there's no damage apart from thre tyres.