1) The driveway throughout the car wash is feet wide and provides at least foot of clearance on each side for an average size carThe driveway is constructed to guide the driver through the center of the car wash for maximum accuracy of the touch less cleaning system.2) The curb is a consistent 7" high It is a perpendicular degree angle and conforms to California regulations.3) The construction of the car wash did not cause the damage to the car, rather the driver of the car hit the curbs which is what caused the damageWe are providing the photographs in support of our responseInouye Group, LLC.Planet Wash [redacted] ***
I am rejecting this response because: I submitted more photos, but the message, apparently, would not send with itIn the photos you can see some type of metal lip that is welded / affixed to the curb, which sticks out about another - 1.5" This makes the degree angle pointless, as that lip will contact wheels long before a tire can rub the curbThe other side is just concrete at a degree angle, but the left side (driving in / drivers side) is very messed up
1) The driveway throughout the car wash is 8 feet wide and provides at least 1 foot of clearance on each side for an average size car. The driveway is constructed to guide the driver through the center of the car wash for maximum accuracy of the touch less cleaning system.2) The curb is...
a consistent 7" high. It is a perpendicular 90 degree angle and conforms to California regulations.3) The construction of the car wash did not cause the damage to the car, rather the driver of the car hit the curbs which is what caused the damage. We are providing the photographs in support of our response. Inouye Group, LLC.Planet Wash [redacted]
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I am rejecting this response because: I submitted 3 more photos, but the message, apparently, would not send with it. In the photos you can see some type of metal lip that is welded / affixed to the curb, which sticks out about another 1 - 1.5" This makes the 90 degree angle pointless, as that lip will contact wheels long before a tire can rub the curb. The other side is just concrete at a 90 degree angle, but the left side (driving in / drivers side) is very messed up.
1) The driveway throughout the car wash is feet wide and provides at least foot of clearance on each side for an average size carThe driveway is constructed to guide the driver through the center of the car wash for maximum accuracy of the touch less cleaning system.2) The curb is a consistent 7" high It is a perpendicular degree angle and conforms to California regulations.3) The construction of the car wash did not cause the damage to the car, rather the driver of the car hit the curbs which is what caused the damageWe are providing the photographs in support of our responseInouye Group, LLC.Planet Wash [redacted] ***
I am rejecting this response because: I submitted more photos, but the message, apparently, would not send with itIn the photos you can see some type of metal lip that is welded / affixed to the curb, which sticks out about another - 1.5" This makes the degree angle pointless, as that lip will contact wheels long before a tire can rub the curbThe other side is just concrete at a degree angle, but the left side (driving in / drivers side) is very messed up
1) The driveway throughout the car wash is 8 feet wide and provides at least 1 foot of clearance on each side for an average size car. The driveway is constructed to guide the driver through the center of the car wash for maximum accuracy of the touch less cleaning system.2) The curb is...
a consistent 7" high. It is a perpendicular 90 degree angle and conforms to California regulations.3) The construction of the car wash did not cause the damage to the car, rather the driver of the car hit the curbs which is what caused the damage. We are providing the photographs in support of our response. Inouye Group, LLC.Planet Wash [redacted]
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I am rejecting this response because: I submitted 3 more photos, but the message, apparently, would not send with it. In the photos you can see some type of metal lip that is welded / affixed to the curb, which sticks out about another 1 - 1.5" This makes the 90 degree angle pointless, as that lip will contact wheels long before a tire can rub the curb. The other side is just concrete at a 90 degree angle, but the left side (driving in / drivers side) is very messed up.