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NoDo$h Member Since: 27 May 2008 Location: fings go booooom. Posts: 490 |
That's why I'm checking with Westlaw and Lexis this morning as the legislation is not the clearest when read in abstract, on a mobile phone screen, slumped on the sofa ). I'll update and correct once I get a response Current driveway contents:
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6th Jan 2022 9:59 am |
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Simon J Member Since: 27 Jul 2019 Location: Norn Iron Posts: 707 |
Thanks, although I’d have to say the legislation seems clear to me. |
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6th Jan 2022 10:00 am |
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NoDo$h Member Since: 27 May 2008 Location: fings go booooom. Posts: 490 |
It probably will to me when I look at it later this morning, as opposed to just before going to bed staring bleary-eyed through my varifocals. Current driveway contents:
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6th Jan 2022 10:42 am |
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NoDo$h Member Since: 27 May 2008 Location: fings go booooom. Posts: 490 |
Simon, you're spot on. Reg 25 is for commercial vehicles. That will teach me for looking it up when I should have been asleep.
The fact that Reg. 25 is explicit re. speed ratings and weight ratings for commercial vehicles, but is silent on passenger vehicles indicates that there is a reliance on the above more general statement of suitability. So back to your insurers and their view on if they would accept an H rated (130MPH) all season tyre with specific 3PMSF winter markings, for a car with a max speed of 118MPH, downhill, with a following wind. Current driveway contents: 2021 V60 Cross Country B5 2009 FL2 dog bus and shooting wagon On Order: 2023 Fisker Ocean Ultra - deposit paid. |
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6th Jan 2022 2:59 pm |
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