Run-flat tires promise to remove a key travel worry—being stranded roadside. However, the ownership experience can be both expensive and frustrating, as we have heard from owners.

For a long time, it was common for vehicles to have a spare tire in case you get a flat. However, the industry has shifted in ...

Our grandparents would agree that they're a modern miracle: tires that keep on turning even when they're flat. But how exactly does a run flat tire work?

Run-flat tires are designed to help avoid the danger of a flat tire while not needing a spare, but can you plug a run-flat tire if you get a puncture?

In this article, we will learn what run-flat tires are, what types are available, and the pros and cons of having them on your vehicle.

According to the tire industry folks I surveyed, it sounds like current run-flat tires offer similar durability compared to conventional tires, earlier ones perhaps less.

(Assuming your car has a spare tire; many new cars don't these days.) Just follow the five simple steps in the accompanying video clips to see how to change a flat tire quickly and safely.

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.

New Bridgestone DriveGuard Plus run-flat tires combine the attributes of a touring tire with run-flat capability.

Some cars, mostly luxury models, come with run-flat tires that allow you to continue driving for a set distance, usually 50 miles at modest speeds—enough to get you home or to a service center ...

Flat tires can happen at any time and anywhere - you may run over some construction debris while in the middle of a swirling intersection of highways in a large metropolis, or catch a screw out in ...