To many flats to count.
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Sounds like there might be an issue with the tire, like a tiny piece of something (glass, metal) punctured the tread and is still embedded in the tire, damaging every tube you put in there. I'd pull the tire and carefully run my finger along the inside of the tire and see if I could feel anything.
Seeing that it's both tires, it could also be that they are worn to the point where you are getting pinch flats because it's too flexible, but I am guessing there.
Funny, but I have a set of 28c Vittorios, with about 600 miles on them, and got an unexplained flat a few days ago. Just riding along, heard a pop sound, and it was flat. Nothing in the tire, no punctures etc.
Seeing that it's both tires, it could also be that they are worn to the point where you are getting pinch flats because it's too flexible, but I am guessing there.
Funny, but I have a set of 28c Vittorios, with about 600 miles on them, and got an unexplained flat a few days ago. Just riding along, heard a pop sound, and it was flat. Nothing in the tire, no punctures etc.