Run-flat tyre prices are generally higher than they are for a conventional tyre of the same size, and if you decide to replace the damaged run-flat tyre with a conventional type, ...

Run flat tyres are designed to minimise the difference in ride and handling when the tyre is punctured, as a result the driver may not otherwise be aware of a tyre puncture.

Cross. A couple of runflat options are now available in the UK. I know modern runflats do not require ...

There are Pirelli run flat tyres, Continental run flat tyres, Michelin run flat tyres etc, and while all work slightly differently, they all serve largely the same purpose. There are no cheap run flat ...

Run-flat tyres allow a motorist with a puncture to drive the car up to 120 miles at a maximum speed of 50mph before repairing the tyre. For the automakers, ...

Run-flat tyres also eliminate the need for a spare wheel. This reduces weight and should, in theory, improve fuel economy. Take-up. Few car manufacturers fit run-flats as standard and they do not ...

Run flat tyres normally have a recommended speed limit of 80km/h and can be driven with for up to 150km when punctured. If you aren't keen on getting your hands dirty when you get a flat tyre, ...

Run flat tyres cop a lot of flack, yet BMW continues to offer Run Flat Tyres (RFTs) as original equipment across most of its range and has done for decades, while among its European competitors ...

The official guideline for run-flat (and DriveGuard) use says it is okay to continue driving at speeds of up to 80km/h for 80km. As soon as practicable a punctured run-flat tyre must be replaced ...