Crash Nissan Zs on Public Roads

[jc604]

first crashed Z in canada

 

[Go2ZZZ]

first crashed Z in canada

Holy I would lose it!

 

[West Aussie]

Holy I would lose it!

Can’t see it anymore….but I would cry if there was even a door ding

 

[Go2ZZZ]

Can’t see it anymore….but I would cry if there was even a door ding

Same here. That’s how it is with new cars

 

[StrikeS30]

 

[280driver]

That sucks….

 

[takemorepills]

Cold weather, powerful RWD car, what could possibly go wrong?

 

[therumblewagon]

Cold weather, powerful RWD car, what could possibly go wrong?

And on summer tires. Trifecta of bad decisions.

 

[LZ23]

And on summer tires. Trifecta of bad decisions.

The insurance company will most likely refuse coverage because of summer tires

 

[takemorepills]

The insurance company will most likely refuse coverage because of summer tires

Is that how it works in Canada?

 

[LZ23]

Is that how it works in Canada?

Yes, and I would think it would be the same in U.S. in states that have snowy winters.

 

[takemorepills]

Yes, and I would think it would be the same in U.S. in states that have snowy winters.

Not in my state. Insurance rules vary by state.

 

[LZ23]

Not in my state. Insurance rules vary by state.

Same thing in Canada , varies from province to province what is required but insurance companies seem to find ways to to make things difficult.

 

[jdm-rhd]

Yes, and I would think it would be the same in U.S. in states that have snowy winters.

does that apply if they are from the factory/dealer? do they expect you to replace them right off the showroom floor?

 

[StrikeS30]

I'm in Ontario. Snow tires are not mandatory. The only thing you get is a slight seasonal discount on your insurance if you declare you use snows. I believe snow tires are mandatory in Quebec. They may not refuse coverage but could probably give you a hard time