Asphaltic pavement tiles

A method of paving, comprising the steps of:

• a. selecting an area to be paved,
• b. preparing a base over the area as desired;
• then
• c. peeling a flexible backing from a bottom of a pavement tile with the longest dimension not more than about 3 feet,
• d. exposing a wear course adhesive coating over the bottom of the pavement tile,
• e. inverting the pavement tile so that an asphalt aggregate mix coating over a top of the pavement tile faces upward,
• f. alignming the pavement tile with respect to the area to be paved,
• g. placing the wear course adhesive coating of the pavement tile against the base;
• h. repeating the peeling step "c." through the placing step "g." above for successive pavement tiles until the area to be paved has been covered, and additionally with each repetition,
• i. abutting the successive pavement tile against and mated with any adjacent pavement tile already placed on the base.

A tile for repairing deteriorated wear course of road surfaces, comprising:

• a. a reinforcing geotextile fabric having a standard desired surface area and shape,
• b. asphalt adhesive applied over a top of the fabric,
• c. compacted asphalt aggregate mix applied to a thickness of about one fourth inch over the asphalt adhesive,
• d. wear course adhesive applied over a bottom of the fabric,
• dd. said tile not more than about 3' in its longest dimension,
• e. said wear course adhesive providing means for adhering the tile to a wear course being repaired, and
• f. a peelable backing applied over the wear course adhesive.