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• How to identify Michelin run flat tyres
• How to identify Continental run flat tyres
• How to identify Pirelli run flat tyres
• Avon run flat tyres
• Falken run flat tyres
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• Toyo run flat tyres
• Yokohama run flat tyres
• Can I change my run flat tyres back to normal tyres
• What are run flat tyres and how do they work?
• Can you repair run flat tyres?
• Can you mix run flat tyres with normal tyres?
• How far can you travel on a run flat tyre?
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Looking for a Run Flat tyre?

Run Flat tyres are designed specifically for the purpose of remaining functional, for a limited amount of time, with no air pressure in the tyre.

What this means is that should you suffer a puncture whilst driving, the tyre will still be usable for around fifty miles. This gives you time to drive the car home, or to a nearby garage.

One key safety component required when using Run flat tyres is a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS).

With the TPMS, an alert is displayed on your console - letting you know that your vehicle has suffered a puncture and that you will need to replace the tyre as soon as possible.

To find the perfect run flat tyre for you, use our vehicle reg or tyre size search. Once you get to the search results page, you can refine the results to run flat as seen in the images below.

Where to find the runflat filter on a mobile

Where to find the runflat filter on a desktop