Originally Posted by thekinn

If this is your worst day ever, you must be young, and things must be going really well for you. It could be a lot worse man..
Good luck with the repairs.

Originally Posted by SymbioticGenius

The lessen here is, don't follow anything you cannot see through.

Car with Tinted Rears, I go around them, Trucks, pass em, SUV's flip them off for making it so goddamn hot, then I pass em. if you were behind that truck... you werent driving fast enough.

Originally Posted by cheshirecat79

After putting your photo through several de-interlacing filters followed up with a noise distortion correction, I was able to get the license plate of that truck.

I hope this aids you.

Originally Posted by Z-ator

so i just got off the phone with my insurance company and they said there is no way to get the truck driver to pay for the damages..which really sux.. So today im going to take the z to a body shop and see how much its going to cost.

Funny thing is my insurance adjuster told me that she just got off the phone with someone else that was hit by the same tire, same place, and same time...

Originally Posted by HDPD350Z

I'm curious as to why you still believe the fault lies with the truck driver?

Originally Posted by Donsred350Z

I wouldn't say its your fault but it is an no fault accident. It probably will still raise your insurance policy eventually and will definitely extend you $500 pre dem because its probably $1k to $1500 worth of damage unless you got a hook up. If you can just get it done cash might be best but it is a claim that the Insurance copy would pay.

The guy in the truck is not at fault unless the tire fell from his truck bed. Its reasonable to assume he was also a victim of the laid out tire.

Originally Posted by Z-ator

The only reason why I still believe that it is his fault is, because if he was actually paying attention and not on his phone then a would have seen the tire. Therefore he could have avoided hitting it. He did not have to swerve or anything he still had room in his own lane to avoid it.

But sh*t happens and you just got to deal with it......

Originally Posted by HDPD350Z

On the same note, had you maintained an adequate distance from the truck, you may have been able to avoid the tire.

Imagine this... Someone throws a baseball at you and it hits you on the head and bounces off then hits me. Would you assume fault for any injuries I received?

Originally Posted by HDPD350Z

On the same note, had you maintained an adequate distance from the truck, you may have been able to avoid the tire.

Imagine this... Someone throws a baseball at you and it hits you on the head and bounces off then hits me. Would you assume fault for any injuries I received?