Police in the south of the Island are investigating after vandals attacked cars in Port Erin on Christmas Day.
Officers say two vehicles in the Fairy Hill area of Ballafesson had their tyres damaged between Christmas night and the early hours of Boxing Day.
They say the damage leaves the owners with costly bills and a logistical headache to have the tyres replaced.
If you have any information, you should contact Castletown Police Station.
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