Here, in upstate NY, some municipalities have discovered
that granite curbing can take a lot of snow plow abuse and
is actually cheaper than pouring cement every few years. It
a has very rough surface. Driving a tire hard against it can
really rip up a sidewall. Do you have such curbs in your
area?

Allen

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> Subject: [OT]: What manner of bestie punched my tire ?
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> I have been gone for 3.5 weeks to Greece and Italy.  When
I
> returned this week , I found my Miata had a flat passenger
side
> , front tire.  I live in Denver , CO , USA.  Several
vehicles were
> parked within 3 meters of this this tire.  The location is
at the
> back of the property just 4 meters from the laneway.
Nothing
> else appears to have been touched.  The Miata was facing
> away from the laneway.
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> Any ideas ?
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> Gus in Denver
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