ioneabee

typically, had this back from the dealers "....due to the alloys being kerbed they wont look to support the claim under the warranty." clearly, I'm not going to accept that as the kerbing in no way influences the bubbling - the kerbing being on the outer rims and the bubbling occurs on the rays So, got the claim reference from the dealer - contacted Nissan direct and hey presto, Nissan can't find anything related to that number they've created a new case reference and will contact me in the next 24hours telephoned the dealer back and she just sighed and added my reference number to hers on her system any suggestions from those who have gone through a warranty claim on wheels before ?

if you haven't the facilities (or knowhow) take it to a local PC repair / seller / shop - I certainly wouldn't take it to PC World/currys etc as for starters, they're likely to wipe everything from your hard drive if its showing as corrupt sectors due to the surge

Nope - still there (even after F5 and ctr+F5)

lol - i haven't hit F5

I can still see it

ha bloody ha

Surprisingly - nothing around

and several times before that

for the items I'm looking at - they're more expensive

:lol: and strip it all out again - they're not going to be very happy with you Adrian

reminds me of a story I used to read to my daughter.............................I love you thiiiiiiiis much

How long a section of "playable" road was it

strange that - mines exactly the same

let us know if they man up and make an apology

The pros and cons are 1. she's good and who are we to hinder her progress 2. the mesh drum heads have better feel 3. buying the more expensive one, we are unlikely to have to upgrade 4. its bloody expensive 1. the cheaper one is still bloody expensive (but cheaper) 2. she's still learning and this one should be good enough for now 3. this is technically a secondary instrument 4. we will have to buy a 5 octave merimba in the next few years - minimum cost £6000 - more likely cost about £12,000 - http://mwstoreonline.co.uk/product/roland-td-11k-v-compact-series-electronic-drum-kit/ :scare: :scare: :scare:

the main difference in the cost appears to be the drum heads (mesh head as opposed to the more plastic type)

we're not talking about those bread sticks again are we ?

the daughter (11 yrs old) is quite talented in tuned percussion (being in the British National Childrens Orchetra ) and we've now been told she has to add to her repertoir by learning kit to keep the noise level down in the house we're aiming at electronic as opposed to accoustic, so we've been pointed in the direction of a Roland TD-11KV http://mwstoreonline...ronic-drum-kit/ - which retails at £1100 :scare: or go for the cheaper option http://mwstoreonline...ronic-drum-kit/ at £800 :scare: drummers out there - advice please

the rumours of it MUST be far away to be that small are true then ?

it was attached to a magnifying glass...................so I heard

I thought jammers were illegal ?

since when has KFC been edible

only one problem with that Dave infected meat...........don't think that would be very appealing