Well, not really a roll over...but I did put her on her side. Hit some ice, did 2 or 3 full revolutions (kinda lost count in the moment) hit a snow bank on a slight down hill and tipped over on the drivers side. No air bag deployed, no broken glass, no broken bones. Also didn't notice anything leaking. I consider myself very lucky and watched over. Some top notch guys got her right side up and she ran fine. After a full day of skiing I drove back down the mountain with no problems. I'm going to take her to my alignment shop and have him go over it. Should I be looking for anything else? I'll be thrilled to get outta this with just cosmetic damage...

 

Since you already drove home and nothing major quit working you should be fine.

Did it do a number on your ski`s ??

 

Wow lucky. I guess your skis were fine since you only landed on your side, and skied with them afterwards, right? I like that you just continued on your way, skied for the day, then drove home. Probably a lot of people would have been took shook up to just go about their day

A coworker of mine put her truck on it's side over the summer. The first time she started it back up, it burnt a lot of oil, but only for maybe 10 minutes, then was totally fine, other than the body damage. I think landing upside down is a whole different deal.

 

I wasn't about to let a little mishap ruin the best snow conditions we've had around here in years I was pretty shaken up though...the crews up there were top notch and helped make the whole thing pretty smooth. I guess I'll get to replacing the door and fender and drive on!

 

I flipped mine on it side aswell, and it was fine after I replaced the driver door, side window and windshield, no alinement needed. Those Aluminum mounts for the side mirrors really do most of the damage