My wheels have been stolen!
Discussion
FreeLitres said:
bds! I hope you can get replacements through insurance.
I'm no buildings expert, but I think there might be a slight crack developing in your garage wall too.
It's a rented lock-up, otherwise I'd be rebuilding it with my new supply of bricks.I'm no buildings expert, but I think there might be a slight crack developing in your garage wall too.
The wheels aren't particularly fancy, just 1970s GM 8 slot alloys, not likely to be worth much more than £150-200 or so ea. with tyres. I had been planning on replacing them for a while anyway, glad I hadn't bothered.
It seems that they picked the lock to gain access, & locked it again afterwards. Nice & tidy.
Edited by Tribal Chestnut on Sunday 19th April 12:25
Matt UK said:
Is it strange that they left it on bricks?
I mean, odd that the sort it dick who steals stuff, also goes equipped with a dozen bricks to leave the car on rather dropping it on its discs.
Just seems very courteous.
Shame OP, hope you sort it.
I did wonder about that and how much harder would it be to jack a car up sufficiently if the opposite corner is sat on it's brake disc, however I didn't come to a conclusion.I mean, odd that the sort it dick who steals stuff, also goes equipped with a dozen bricks to leave the car on rather dropping it on its discs.
Just seems very courteous.
Shame OP, hope you sort it.
As for lock picking, the block was re-roofed last year so the LA would've issued a key to the firm carrying out the work. Seems strange with all the time available to only pinch the wheels. I'll now be seeking a new home for the car.
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