Well, the tire places could have motive if they were in trouble. The tire place that was well stocked or recently stocked up for such an influx in tire demand could have their hands in it? A disgruntled employee perhaps, grossly misguided teenagers perhaps. I'm thinking justice of course, restitution for the culprits, often vandals don't think about the time and effort and hard work it takes to own and operate expensive equipment. Justice with Mercy would be a good place to start, especially for the misguided teens. People are a product of their environment however they can't pass the blame for their own actions, they are a product of their choices as well. Someone mentioned good homes and families, I agree but to take it a step further, It takes a Good God to define Good for us so that we are governed by a greater purpose. People that commit these crimes are often lost and are without significance and find no purpose. When you take God away we really have nothing and the good fades.