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fr4nc15_d4w50n
5th January 2007, 13:58
Just fitted them on my saxo, so I guess I have to let the Quinn Direct know. Shouldn't change anything on the policy should it.

Also I know about having to let them know about alloy wheels but if I am going to put a VT* kit on the car, would I have to let Quinn Direct know aswell?
ets2k9
5th January 2007, 14:01
They'll probably reduce the premuin as know one will want to steel it now.

;)
Karl
5th January 2007, 14:13
dude; i know its your car, to your taste.
but no one thinks theyre cool anymore.
TU-Tuning
5th January 2007, 14:14
IMO lexus lights no, alloys and VT kit very much yes.
Barry123
5th January 2007, 14:19
They'll probably reduce the premuin as know one will want to steel it now.

;)

hhahahhaha steve. had a face + brain transplant recently???

nice hat :A:
TU-Tuning
5th January 2007, 14:23
Put your hood up over the top, great respect down halfords car park
kip327
15th January 2007, 22:26
Did letting the insurance company know about the alloys on the car do anything/much to the price of your insurance?
Barry123
16th January 2007, 00:01
Did letting the insurance company know about the alloys on the car do anything/much to the price of your insurance?

I was a bit naughty and didnt declare mine as the policy was up for renewal pretty soon after the alloys went on. Bad i know :(

But when it came to declaring on the new policy it didnt make any difference... but i haggled like a mofo.
SNewham
16th January 2007, 00:14
Quinn diect don't charge for cosmetic modifications but you have to let them no.



In my opinion, take them off straight away and put them in the bin.
kip327
16th January 2007, 11:36
Im going to change to Quinn Direct today as Direct Line are a pile of shite and will up the charge if i lower the car and put alloys on...

Does lowering the car affect the charge with Quinn? Or are they not so bothered?
Danr
16th January 2007, 12:05
Lowering does but not by a massive amount.

Burn the lexarse lights :)
DevilDamo
16th January 2007, 12:22
Simple... If in doubt, ask!

You should declare ALL modifications no matter how big or small. It's then up to your insurance company to tell you what effect (if any) it has on your premium.
gall34
16th January 2007, 14:23
They'll probably reduce the premuin as know one will want to steel it now.

;)

LOL...
weemee
16th January 2007, 19:29
As said before ALL modifications should be declared on your insurance.

"Cosmetic" modifications dont or shouldnt make any difference to your premium but performance mods will.

At the end of the day if you modify your car your better declaring the mods because if you have an accident and an assessor is sent out to llok at your car and sees that theres mods on it which haveint been declared theyu will just walk away from you and you wont see any cash. An insurance company will look for any way possible to get out of paying a claim. I WORK INSURANCE thats how i know.

Any other questions drop me a wee PM and ill c what i can do
Mark51
16th January 2007, 19:32
WFT LMAO, yes tell them about your VT* kit and alloys