The first run flat tires sprouted up in 1935, when Michelin adapted technology used for trains to make a road tire that would run on a safety rim on built-in foam lining when the tire was punctured.

Our grandparents would agree that they're a modern miracle: tires that keep on turning even when they're flat. But how ...

Michelin’s latest take on its eight-year-old Pax run-flat “worry-free tire safety system” may finally take run-flat tires into the mainstream. While current run-flat tires—offered by ...

Run-flat tires–now on a few sports cars–are moving to the mass market.Michelin North America this spring introduced a run-flat for mid-size sedans, including the Mazda 626, Ford Contour, Saab ...

Run-flat tires are often used as a component of a bulletproof tire system along with an auxiliary device, ... and Ford has been putting Michelin Self-Seal tires on some Explorer models since 2020.

Average vehicle tires don't stand a chance in Bugatti high-speed performance vehicles. Learn more about the tires developed specifically for the automaker.

Michelin MGDDF is testing airless tires in real-world conditions. No, you won’t see them on American roads this summer. But the tires are about to become a common site in France.

Most run-flat tires are designed with a tread puncture in mind. ... Michelin invented the self-sealing tire in 1935, and the technology behind them has kept developing.