Stakeknife

Little update. Skoda reckon it was caused by stones so not covered. If it was less than 6months they would have changed it for free. Believe able or not its still a bit unfortunate. Nevermind.

Registered last July. The discs were spotless when I bought the car and were fine last week (around 600miles in now) ,I've got a pic of that wheel about a week or so ago that I was using for photoshopping black origamis. The disc is clean but wavey, quite remarkable really.

I must add that it is the front disc and I haven't exactly been trundling through mud either.

New yeti owner here (4weeks in). Just seen state of my nearside disc. Looks like it needs replacing (only 6k miles). I'm guessing some grit or something has got in there but could there be anything else that could cause it? Can feel it with my finger nail, and the pic was taken after a drive so it's not watermarks from being stood. Cheers.

Hello, I am due to pick up my first Yeti on Friday. I am pretty sure it’s on longlife (variable?) services. (150scr diesel). How ever since I will be doing low miles a year Would it be wise to change this to fixed? Quick check online is showing it built July 2017 so thinking of waiting till July to change it to fixed and get a service. Remember having a BMW 1-Series a few years ago and trying to get it serviced yearly but being refused because the car said it didn’t need one. Charming.

Cheers guys in the bin it goes.

Replaced all 4 tyres to PS4s, but with the one below being fairly new I decided to keep hold of it, but I'm not sure if it's any good. Theres a slight tear probably 1-2mm deep which I'm guessing is from the tyre machine given the location. Pic may make it look worse than it is. If it was the side wall I would throw it. Thanks.

Well the person who worked in the shop heard his little confession (although not much in the way of seeing what happened). Will ask for cctv, just wish he would contribute something out of his pocket and admit instead of being an arse about it.

Hi people, here goes. Mother in law parks up, goes into shop, next minute this guy comes in and tells her he's bumped her car by accident, I say by accident but he said it was either that or the bollard. So the guy gives her his business card and off he goes. Damage is a scuff on the corner of the bumper, few specs of missing paint, small dent about 50p size and some lines where the paint has cracked. Now she got a quote from the garage of about £100 to fix it. Theres no damage to his 4x4 obviously. So she leaves him a voicemail, and now he's had time to think about it he's saying he never touched the car, doesnt know what she's on about etc. next he sends her a txt saying he never touched that bit jst the plastic trim on the side and thats not damaged, basically just worming his way out of it. He's so arrogant its unbelievable but, realisticly is there any point in going through insurance because no doubt they will say they cant prove it was him so therefore cant claim off his insurance, which will probably raise her premium when its next due. On the other hand dont want him to just get away with it the cheeky sod.

Its the Barnsley branch.

Its not a bad car, is for work anyhow. Instead of a van. YeP i presume they are.

So you think i have some rights for a refund based on the fact they didn't tell me the truth about the owners. Would like to see what signature is on the v5 I've never seen. What's unusual about the 3.0? The power compared to the capacity? Thanks for the replies guys.

Its a 3.0 diesel mate.

Yes one thing I did check before buying. Car checks came back as club auto, although askmid showed v6 SRI, although they all show the correct 2959cc.

Thanks for the reply. They refused to give me my deposit back (£500) so gave them a chance and waited. I have the old slip part of the V5 which said Club 150 auto, so I presume its always been incorrect. When it goes on that long, I just wanted the dam thing, (it is still a decent car), just wish they were honest, and I trusted them since its a large garage (Perrys Vauxhall).