Driving west on 17th street, appox speed 15 (had been stopped at stoplight Kinser pk n 17th st) hit pothole. Damaged both front n back passenger side tires, rims and possibly wheels. Was unable to be repaired at this time, waiting for tires to be ordered from Neal tires. Car is a 2012 Audi, white in color, no one has stocked tires for this car so waiting for cost of repair. I do have photos unsure how to download at this time!
There are several major potholes on Liberty Drive that needs attention very soon. One group of holes is between the Kroger complex and Baxter and takes up most of the road. I hit a pot hole in that same location a few years ago and it blew a tire and bent the rim and the city couldn't do anything because it was a pothole that hadn't been reported.
Couldn't find a place to report this on the Elletsville website, so I'm hoping someone can help. There is a HUGE pothole at the entrance to the Rainbow court cul-de-sac in Westbrook Downs neighborhood.
potholes in the northbound lane
Potholes tapp rd east of roundabout on hill east bound lane
There are several deep potholes in the alleyway behind our business @ 507 East Kirkwood Avenue. They pose a pedestrian and bicycle and driving hazard. We realize that the weather is not great for repair, but hope this can be addressed soon.
Deep pothole, could damage wheels/tires Is north of Country View Apartments, south of Countryside Ln - northbound lane
Potholes!
I was traveling on Liberty Drive going towards 3rd street. I hit a huge pothole that immediately broke my underarm and axle on the front of my vehicle. Ken's Towing on the west side is who towed my vehicle home. I am very displeased with the road conditions in our town. Because of the horrible road conditions I am forced to pay a very large repair bill out of pocket to my vehicle. It is estimated to cost between $700 and $1000 dollars that I do not have. I would greatly appreciated it if someone could get back to me on this matter as soon as possible. Thank you.
There are dozens of potholes -- some several inches deep and more than a foot wide -- on this street. If you turn onto Williamsburg from East Third Street and head north, you will see them in front of Arby's and also as you continue heading north until you reach the area between Best Buy and Barnes and Noble.