An anti-SUV group destroys the tires of 60 Land Rover cars

 SUV sales have boomed in recent years, but not everyone loves this type of car. An anti-SUV group vehemently opposes the brand and recently claimed responsibility for an attack on a car dealership in the United Kingdom, in which the tires of around 60 Land Rovers were slashed. The group, known as "Tyre Blasters," admitted that its supporters were behind it. The attack on Vertu's Land Rover V dealership, where they targeted several SUVs parked outside their Matford Street showroom and a mysterious video of the group sabotaging tires was posted to the group's private Twitter account. Although the darkness prevents seeing tire sabotage, you can hear the sound of tires being slashed by someone as he moves from one car to another. It should be noted that opposition to SUVs is not new, as well as the opposition of “tire firefighters” to what they see as horribly large and inefficient cars. And they pose a greater threat to people and the planet than regular cars. relevant: The best 7-seater SUVs in 2023 The best small SUVs of 2023 Some sources claim that the group started sabotaging car tires in the same way more than a year ago, but not on such a large scale, as 60 cars were damaged at once in the group's latest work. The anti-SUV group has been sparked by the deaths of two eight-year-old girls in Wimbledon, south London. Nuria Sajjad and Selina Lau died when their Land Rover Defender hurtled through a fence and into the schoolyard on July 6th. A 46-year-old woman was arrested at the scene and arrested after she was suspected of causing death by dangerous driving, and was later released. A statement posted on the group's website said: “In response to the tragic accident that occurred on Thursday, July 6, where he crashed A Land Rover driver killed 15 people, killing two innocent girls...the tire switches destroyed all the tires of at least 60 company cars on Matford Road.” The statement added: “SUVs are eight times more likely to kill children in crashes than smaller cars. The tire firefighters are confident that their actions are a necessary escalation in trying to stop these cars from destroying more lives and accelerating the worsening climate crisis.