<human>: My mobile home park has no upkeep budget for the road apparently.  Our road is 90% gravel and 10% old asphalt.  The gravel parts are rarely filled or scraped causing MAJOR potholes through most of it.

This past weekend, I took my car in for an oil change and found out that my upper and lower ball joints were destroyed!  They asked me if I did a lot of offroading since it is a 4WD vehicle.  After I told them no, they asked about the roads that I drive on frequently.  After I told them about the road in our park, they were shocked and told me that it was likely the cause of my ball joints going bad.

$1500 later, I walked out with a fully repaired car. 

We have complained about the road countless times to the owner, only to be told that it was in the plans to be repaired.  We have lived in this park for nearly 2.5 years and the road has been "fixed" maybe 1 time and that was done by myself and some other tenants.

Since $1500 is hard to come by for me, I was wondering if there was anything I could do to get some reimbursement from the owner or am I just screwed?  Could I make an insurance claim (home or auto)?  I'm guessing that since it is repaired now, i am probably out that money.  Am I?

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: My mobile home park likely caused me $1500 in car repairs.  Can I recoup any of the money via my landlord or insurance?