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Speedy · 31-10-09, 04:15 PM

Quite possibly this would fail, I test cars, so a bit different, but if a road wheel fouls any part of the car, unless it's designed to, it qualifies as a reason for rejection.

Best advice is to secure the hugger. If it has marked the tyre, should be ok as long as the tyres carcass/cords are not exposed where it was rubbing.

31-10-09, 04:15 PM	#2
Speedy Member Mega Poster Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Biggin Hill,Kent Posts: 1,074	Re: M.O.T. Advice Quite possibly this would fail, I test cars, so a bit different, but if a road wheel fouls any part of the car, unless it's designed to, it qualifies as a reason for rejection. Best advice is to secure the hugger. If it has marked the tyre, should be ok as long as the tyres carcass/cords are not exposed where it was rubbing.