13-02-15, 10:14 AM
If a vehicle has been involved in a RTA and the police find a serious defect (& a bald tyre is classed as a serious defect) on one of the vehicles involved then they will always issue a penalty notice or at least an official warning and that information will normally go straight onto the insurance database for both companies and loss adjusters to see. If this hasn't been done then you can make a case firstly with the officer in charge of the traffic division of that area, and then with the IPCC.
That information may not have been a deciding factor in the accident but it does have a huge bearing on the claim, Normally once the insurance company know that their client's vehicle had a serious defect at the time of the accident then it tends to make them a bit more pliable and eager to settle the claim.
That information may not have been a deciding factor in the accident but it does have a huge bearing on the claim, Normally once the insurance company know that their client's vehicle had a serious defect at the time of the accident then it tends to make them a bit more pliable and eager to settle the claim.
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