Climate protestors who deflate SUV tyres say they will soon be targeting Australia

They also said there are no legal issues stopping them from taking action on a micro-level.

"It’s very hard to get caught doing this, unless SUV owners are going to stay up all night, every night defending their vehicle in the off chance we appear," a spokesperson told news.com.au.

"If someone is caught, there’s a debate about whether what we are doing is even illegal.

"In the UK, police forces are divided about whether it‘s a crime to let the air out of a tyre or not. It may not even meet the threshold for criminal damage."

The group revealed that they want to become the biggest frustration point for those driving the 'massive killer vehicles around our streets'.

"We’re taking this action because governments and politicians have failed to protect us from these huge vehicles," the spokesperson added.

"Everyone hates them, apart from the people who drive them."

Personally, this writer really hates people who ride around on obnoxiously loud motorbikes, but hey - everyone is different.

As per the Tyre Extinguishers' website, they're encouraging other rebels with a cause to 'inconvenience and expense SUV owners'.

"SUVs are bigger and heavier than other cars, they are more polluting and use more fuel," their website states.

The rebel rousers have even released a handy pamphlet to teach any start-out saboteurs how they too can let down a tyre.

"Our aim is to make it impossible to own a huge polluting 4x4 in the world’s urban areas," the informational packet states.

"To do that, we need people everywhere deflating 4x4 tyres, week-in, week-out."

People are encouraged to work under the cover of darkness to avoid getting caught.

The UK-based group first reared its head in 2022, with demonstrations spreading to Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands, the US, and soon the land of the Red Kangaroo.