:( 03 enkei wheels... gone!
Feb 27, 2008, 06:53 AM
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Of all the mishaps that have happened this winter - this one takes the cake!
Your wheels got stolen in your own driveway in the middle of the night???
I thought my 2 breakins were terrible, but this one beats them easily!
Good Luck with the insurance claim!
Your wheels got stolen in your own driveway in the middle of the night???
I thought my 2 breakins were terrible, but this one beats them easily!
Good Luck with the insurance claim!
Feb 27, 2008, 06:54 AM
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That would seriously **** me off. I vote that you break the theif's legs when you find them. Because they have to know that it will be really easy to spot those wheels, they didnt come on everything.
Feb 27, 2008, 06:59 AM
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theres a perfectly good reason for the blocks to be there. im not sure if i should put a how-to on stealing wheels but its much quicker than jacking up each side.
ive never stolen wheels btw ive been told how people do it with blocks.
ive never stolen wheels btw ive been told how people do it with blocks.
Feb 27, 2008, 07:43 AM
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I am not usually one to stir up crap either, but two things just seem odd.
1. Most wheel jackers aren't looking to place blocks under cars so carefully as to not damage anything else. If they want the wheels, they are doing it as fast as possible to not get caught. Not taking into consideration possibly damaging your car.
2. You came on right away saying you are expecting $3000. Kinda seems suspicious.
1. Most wheel jackers aren't looking to place blocks under cars so carefully as to not damage anything else. If they want the wheels, they are doing it as fast as possible to not get caught. Not taking into consideration possibly damaging your car.
2. You came on right away saying you are expecting $3000. Kinda seems suspicious.
Feb 27, 2008, 08:47 AM
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I think the counter-point to make would be that given the proximity to the vehicle's owner you'd want to make as little noise as possible. Consequently this would mean being more careful.
Feb 27, 2008, 08:49 AM
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OP, I'm sorry that this happened to you ... I've had cars broken in to a few times and it always sucks. Never had wheels stolen though ...
Feb 27, 2008, 10:53 AM
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someone tried jacking my wheels in my driveway with the car still on the ground. I didnt realize it till I drove outta my driveway to hear my passenger side wheels clunking with almost all the lug nuts off minus the locks (they musta been stupid) I live in like a private neighborhood too.