Do you know them? Suspects allegedly steal $3K worth of tires from local business

DENVER (KDVR) — The Commerce City Police Department is looking for three suspects who allegedly stole $3,000 worth of tires from a local business.
The department is asking if people recognize three suspects who reportedly cut the fence at Southern Tire Mart last month. Police said they allegedly rolled tires into two vehicles and stole thousands of dollars' worth of high-end tires.
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Police said the photos are blurry, but they believe someone could recognize them if they know the suspects. Here are the images captured from the scene:
Police said they drove off in a 1998 tan Buick with Wyoming license plate 5-34439 and a white Jeep Commander that appears to be plateless.
'Help us turn this into a Don't. Do. It. Here– a don't expect to steal thousands of dollars worth of product from one of our local businesses and get away with it,' said the department in a post on X.
If you can identify them, the department is asking you to reach out to Investigator Couture at 303-727-3915 or ecouture@c3gov.com.
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