The crater near the busy Clyde Tunnel has been partially repaired but a driver who has lost three wheels in just eight months says it's already starting to crumble and 'either way, one of your tyres is going to be hit'.
A furious driver has slammed an 'unavoidable' pothole on a busy road in Glasgow which has metal rods poking out from it.
It's nestled just off the A739 at Balshagray Avenue, in the Thornwood area, on a slip road heading towards the Clyde Tunnel. A picture of the deep hole shows that it has partially been repaired however metal rods can still be seen sticking out.READ MORE: Johnstone woman slams homeware store Dusk.com after expensive sofa goes 'missing'
Ross recently went on a trip down south and admits he didn't want to return to Glasgow due to the "nightmare" conditions on the city's roads.
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