Run Flat tyres

Run Flat tyres

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The most popular Run On Flat tyre models

Pirelli SottoZero Serie 3
4.4

93 reviews

From 130 £ pc.
Continental WinterContact TS 860 S
4.9

13 reviews

From 165 £ pc.

What are run on flat tyres?

The run on flat tyres allow you to drive in the event of pressure loss. You can still drive safelt for an avarege of 50 miles with the speed up to 50 mph.

Run on flat tyres offer the highest level of safety. Puncture, will not make a risk of losing control of the car when driving at high speed. This type of tyre is most often fitted on high-performance cars with powerful engines.

Run Flat tyres

Due to their unique construction, Run on flat tyres are slightly more expensive than standard models and provide a less comfortable ride - they are stiffer and therefore absorb bumps less effectively. The higher tyre weight also increases rolling resistance and fuel consumption. Despite the disadvantages, Run Flat tyres are considered an excellent solution that improves safety and increases driver comfort (no need to change the wheel immediately).

System Run Flat

Their use requires functioning wheel pressure sensors.

The car must be adapted to them: it must have special suspension and properly tuned electronic systems (e.g. ABS, ESP).

The fitting of Run Flat tyres must only take place at professional tyre repair shops with the appropriate equipment.

Run on flat system

Manufacturers have their own solution systems that allow them to qualify for Run Flat technology. They can be divided into three basic groups: reinforced construction, self-sealing and support ring. Despite the differences, the idea behind run-on-flat tyres is the same: they allow you to drive a significant distance safely after a puncture.

With reinforced construction
Goodyear
ROF (RunOnFlat)
Continental
SSR (Self Supporting Runflat)
Bridgestone
RFT (Run Flat Tire)
Dunlop
ROF (RunOnFlat)
Firestone
SSR (Self Supporting Runflat)
Dunlop
RFT (Run Flat Tire)
Continental
XRP (eXtended Run-Flat Performance)
Goodyear
RFT (Run Flat Tire)
Pirelli
SSR (Self Supporting Runflat)
Bridgestone
Driveguard
Firestone
XRP (eXtended Run-Flat Performance)
Self-sealing
Goodyear
ContiSeal
Continental
Protectis
Bridgestone
SWS (Safety Wheel System)
Carrying ring
Dunlop
PAX
Continental
Support Ring (BSR)
Goodyear
ContiSupportRing

Our customers' opinions on Run Flat Tyres tyres:

  • Gary 3.9

    Pirelli Sottozero II

    These are very expensive, but, hopefully in time they will pay for themselves, both in performance & longevity. So far these Tyres have been Great. Unfortunately, I cannot rate the performance in Snow & Ice because this year we had no extreme conditions to test them on.I do, however, have every confidence they will perform well when called upon!! See more >
  • bingo 4.1

    Dunlop SP Winter Sport 3D

    These tires provide excellent traction in both winter and summer. I was surprised that on dry pavement better hold than my summer tires (Bridgestone Potenza RUN FLAT). I would recommend these tires, it is known that the snow / ice must be careful with rear wheel drive, there is no guarantee ride on rails but these tires very good cope in difficult conditions. Maybe price could be lower but it is worth investing in safe tires. Previously ridden on 16-inch wheels with tires Dunlop Winter Sport M3 and according to me were worse. Now I have a winter wheels 17 inch and I have not noticed a decrease comfort. The difference in combustion as compared with summer tires undistinguishable (up to 10% See more > more). With a clear conscience recommend.
  • Tomasz 4.4

    Hankook Icebear W 310

    Tires very good, very strong car, 3-liter diesel with rear wheel drive and the tires exercised a perfect past winter, snow, ice, wet-revelation. has dry conditions are very quiet. rarely from switching the ESP and it also was forced situations. Tires recommendable, one of the better ones, which used. My version of RUN FLAT, but compared to the summer Dunlop Facilities XL comparatively "hard". See more >
  • Damian 5.0

    Continental WinterContact TS 870

    I highly recommend these tyres. Although I looked for a very long time, I ended up with those very good tyres. They handled the harshest weather conditions; in my opinion, compared to medium-shelf tyres, they’re great value for money. It’s worth paying a hundred bucks extra and enjoy really good tyres for a long time. See more >

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