Since you can continue driving after a puncture, you are less likely to be stranded in a dangerous or isolated location. This is a major convenience, as it eliminates the need to change a tire on the side of the road. This means that, in the event of a puncture or other tire failure, you can continue driving for 50-100 miles at a reduced speed until you can replace or repair the tire. Run-flat tires are a type of tire that is designed to continue operating even after sustaining serious damage.
This system can be used on any type of vehicle, but it is more expensive and can be more difficult to find replacement tires. The supporting ring system is less common, and it uses a metal or composite ring that is mounted to the wheel to support the tire in the event of a flat. The self-supporting system can only be used on certain types of vehicles as the reinforcement adds extra weight and can throw off the vehicle’s handling. This construction allows continued operation even when the tire is flat up to the manufacturer’s recommended speed. The self-supporting system is the more common of the two, and it uses reinforced sidewalls to support the weight of the vehicle. There are two primary types of run-flat tires: The Self-Supporting System
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