Beware!!! uk.yell.com are clamping ///M cars.

tags · Post by **tags** » Wed 31 May, 2006 10:15

Don't beleive me?? Go have a look at uk.yell.com and you will see for yourself

Wonde if its anyone we know?

Tags

Gazza · Post by **Gazza** » Wed 31 May, 2006 10:18

Well spotted, and did they get paid for the ad?

Gazza.

djrobbier · Post by **djrobbier** » Wed 31 May, 2006 10:24

oh dear, they could have used a normal car...no doubt the site editor is a flashy git and took a snap of his car to illustrate his point. My mate always used to swear by AC Schnitzer alloys, he said they couldn't clamp them... not sure how much truth there is in that, maybe the fact they were so large!

Paul.Stuhlfelder · Post by **Paul.Stuhlfelder** » Wed 31 May, 2006 10:24

Hahah... nicely spotted!

Did you know, that you can legally remove a clamp as long as you don't damage it, and if you return it to the owner...

Joey · Post by **Joey** » Tue 18 Jul, 2006 23:59

He he, id love to do that.

Handing back the clamp to the owner, sounds good to me.

"is this your clamp?

"

Ive heard that with some clamps you can just drive away and theyll fall off, wouldent wanna try it tho!

Justin Time · Post by **Justin Time** » Wed 19 Jul, 2006 10:55

if you have xxx/50 or above/xx tyres, just let them down, remove clamp, pump tyre up and b***er off leaving the poor little traffic warden scratching his unsurprisingly empty head

i always keep a pump in my car after it happened to my dad. hes got a set of 205/70/v14 's on his merc 500sel, got clamped on holiday, let the tyre down, rolled out of the clamp, pumped her back up and left. took photos of the clamp not being damage and not heard a dicky bird since

great fun