Ah yes, attacking armed youths "because you can" is just such a good idea!
Death/serious injury or damage to some replaceable tyres... hmm...
tyre slashing woes
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Ah yes, attacking armed youths "because you can" is just such a good idea!
Death/serious injury or damage to some replaceable tyres... hmm...
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It's natural selection. Slash my tyres and expect to be removed from the gene pool.
What I mean is that you might set upon them, but chances are you will come off worse - all over some tyres. Worth it?
I was verging on "lmao" then.
Would anti climb paint work? (obviously not nice aesthetic wise..
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No solution better than that one, add a slight bit of Vodka to get you hyped up good and proper!
My dad once fit his own little CCTV system and a spotter which could catch a lot, stopped a lot of problems as it turned on if someone came past the house from the opposite side of the road, very sensitive to movement.
Worth having as youc an rewind and find what you need, and if you screw your head on, get a little crappy pc to hold the film on it for you.
Delete everyday and start afresh, if anything does happen then you can just flick through the computer.
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You could have like a "neighbor hood watch" meeting. Get together and put some money in the kitty to employ some thug (I guess thugs looking for employment will not be hard to find in that area) to guard all your cars. Supply them with baseball bats and your away.
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This won't work unless you use loads of batteries in series to create a high voltage...no doubt they will lean on the car, so hook up the body work to a massive battery so they get a nice big electric shock
What I would do is fill your tyres with concrete... This way you can still drive even if your tyres get slashed.
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This won't work unless you use loads of batteries in series to create a high voltage...
What I would do is fill your tyres with concrete... This way you can still drive even if your tyres get slashed.
Actually, an electric fence would do the job nicely.
When my dad worked at a garage in Kendal a farmer's landy came in for a set of plugs and a service. There was a leccy fence in the back, so they hooked it up and set the apprentice to work on the service. The dozy plank actually finished the service getting shocked every few seconds.