Recent comments in /f/RhodeIsland

Simon_Jester88 t1_j5oo31l wrote

Snow removal is usually an issue covered in the lease. If there is nothing stated I do not believe that the property manager has any obligation.

This could be different city to city state to state.

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juda5 t1_j5on5se wrote

Reply to comment by techsavior in Vehicle Inspection by [deleted]

Interesting. The dealer provided me with a very official "State of Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles Vehicle Inspection form", so I assumed that it had passed a state inspection.

I guess if it is just self-reported they can get away with being less stringent than the inspectors in RI.

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degggendorf t1_j5ohr97 wrote

> Snow tires are much safer. Not everyone can afford them.

I think you're overselling them; I don't think snow tires in RI are so necessary that anyone who can afford them should have them. We don't have particularly extreme winters, nor any elevation to speak of. Besides that, unless OP is a first responder or something, simply not driving when weather is bad is the way to go. Even then, just driving like a sane person is fine. All seasons will get you where you're going, just a bit slower.

> Welcome to winter. Real winter.

This is clearly subjective, but I don't consider us to have "real winters". In my personal definition, "real winter" includes constant snow cover the whole season, and late January temperatures below 40, unlike us...

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degggendorf t1_j5ogtq3 wrote

Stay away from Safelite and Payless Auto Glass, they've both fucked stuff up and refused to even entertain the idea of taking responsibility for fixing it.

Payless used their reciprocating saw scraper tool and melted the interior window trim on my wife's car and wouldn't even let her finish explaining what happened, let alone fix their mistake.

Safelite lost the trim on my car, and just haphazardly gobbed in more sealant. I leaks.

Also, be careful of those companies masquerading under different names. I ended up with Payless after calling the phone number for the legit local glass shop I had used in the past. Payless evidently bought the number and hid their company name until the Payless van showed up in our driveway.

I'd call the dealer for your brand of car and ask who they use for glass.

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SluggDaddy t1_j5oe4j0 wrote

If it’s offered (and it should be) still have to check the option box. It costs almost nothing to add to insurance (Amica) but I left it off thinking it wouldn’t be a thing and save some money then I got stuck with a $450 bill for a replacement when that would’ve cost like $5.80 a month on top of my premium.

I suggest after this incident calling your insurer and asking about adding the coverage.

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