Now, run-flat technology can be had on almost any passenger car from 2008 and later. That was the model year when tire pressure monitoring systems became required in cars in the U.S.

Many people notice a slight fuel-economy dip when they install run-flat tires, though it’s not usually bad enough to drive buyers to other tires. Run-flat tires can also cause more road noise inside ...

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

Run-flat tires may look similar from the outside, ... For instance, you need to install a tire pressure monitoring system or TPMS to know if your new run-flats are losing air.

Run-flat tires, which have been offered on some new cars for the last few years, ... a Honda dealer recently told her that a new set would cost $1,600, including installation.

Thanks to the new machine from Hutchinson Industries, Inc., employees can remove and install a run-flat into a tire in a fraction of the time with just the push of a button.

Run-flat tires are expensive; a replacement P-Zero costs over $420 with labor and taxes. In my case, the repair cost was not covered by BMW, and while Pirelli has its own warranty, it's conditional.

It is not impossible for run-flat tires to be able to continue functioning, and Europe's FINABEL bulletproof tire rating calls for the tire to be able to function even after having the sidewall ...

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.

It is not impossible for run-flat tires to be able to continue functioning, and Europe's FINABEL bulletproof tire rating calls for the tire to be able to function even after having the sidewall ...