I just replaced the tires on my son's car (Yoko Advan 701s) Two days later, someone vandallized the car, puncturing 3 of 4 tires in the sidewalls. Is there anything use for these tires? I have typically followed common knowledge to discard tires upon dmagae to the sidewalls, but these don't even have 100 miles on them. Thoughts?
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Brand New Yokos - vandalized. Any use?
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They are done. No one is going to patch sidewalls...neither should you. There is too much liability."I'd probably take the E30 M3 in this case just because I love that little car, and how tanky that inline 6 is." - thecj
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Originally posted by reelizmpro View PostThey are done. No one is going to patch sidewalls...neither should you. There is too much liability.
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Originally posted by Panici View PostVandals are terrible. They just want to ruin something for the sake of it.
we have a local population that constantly destroys peoples cars in parking lots etc. they do it in broad daylight. you can't take a decent vehicle to any big box here now. the police are useless, they charged two owners defending their property with assault when they caught the little pukes in action.
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Originally posted by 82eye View Postwe have a local population that constantly destroys peoples cars in parking lots etc. they do it in broad daylight. you can't take a decent vehicle to any big box here now. the police are useless, they charged two owners defending their property with assault when they caught the little pukes in action.
Heck you are only able to defend yourself in limited circumstances. Even if you're in the right, expect charges, court, and a lawyer to prove it.
It's very frustrating, and just one of the many reasons I'd consider moving to the USA!
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Originally posted by Panici View PostYeah, in Canada you legally can't defend your property at all.
Heck you are only able to defend yourself in limited circumstances. Even if you're in the right, expect charges, court, and a lawyer to prove it.
It's very frustrating, and just one of the many reasons I'd consider moving to the USA!
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