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PostPosted: Fri Jun 20, 2008 4:45 pm 
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well i have had a big scare from our insurance issuer they want to implement laws on lifted vehicles that will prohibit tires over 34" and lifts over 2" among various other things.this was put into effect at the end of may and then revoked last week due to a large amount of complaints from lifted vehicle owners (one of the things that were in the law was the use of coil spring spacers ) this is going on in saskatchewan canada were we only have 1 licence issuer to use Sasatchewan Goverment Insurance. just a little heads up for anyone who might want to check what is going on in their area cause this just snuck up on us we did not now anything untill it was announced last week

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 Post subject: Re: new lift laws
PostPosted: Fri Jun 20, 2008 5:32 pm 
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well i have had a big scare from our insurance issuer they want to implement laws on lifted vehicles that will prohibit tires over 34" and lifts over 2" among various other things.this was put into effect at the end of may and then revoked last week due to a large amount of complaints from lifted vehicle owners (one of the things that were in the law was the use of coil spring spacers ) this is going on in saskatchewan canada were we only have 1 licence issuer to use Sasatchewan Goverment Insurance. just a little heads up for anyone who might want to check what is going on in their area cause this just snuck up on us we did not now anything untill it was announced last week


while I'm Canadian I haven't lived there since 1995. i wasn't aware that insurance companies got to actually make the law.....

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 7:31 pm 
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for now its been revoked as they work out a better soulution with a local 4wd club in saskatoon who are also part of the local emergecy responce team for saskatoon . they get called to assist in bad weather ie heavy snowfall or flooding. these laws would have made thier vehicles illeagle to drive on the streets. guess they should do their homwork first :evil:

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PostPosted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 8:48 pm 
I thought the government controlled the insurance in Canada?

And sucks to be an H2 owner...don't they have 35s stock (315/75-16?)


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