Why You Should Choose Run-Flat Tyres?
Pulling over to the side of a highway with a flat tyre isn’t safe and cannot be considered a conventional spot for learning or exercising the mechanical skill needed to change tyres. You can safely get off a busy freeway with run-flat tyres and call for help or look for a nearby repair shop. In the last five years, an overall of 13%-14% of vehicles come with run-flat tyres. You'll now find run-flats on the majority of vehicles from BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Mini and a few Cadillac sedans. Should you replace run-flat tyres with standard ones? No, you mustn't consider doing that if your car originally comes with run-flat tyres installed and here is why You can drive with a flat tire Run-flat tyres are built with extremely strong side-wall structure. This helps support your car even when the tyre runs out of air keeping your wheel rim safe and allowing you to have an overall smooth drive for about fifty to a hundred miles at a reasonable speed. A puncture...