Run Flat Tires

Sizes ranging 16″ to 22″ in Bridgestone & Michelin and more. A run-flat tire is a pneumatic vehicle tire that is designed to resist the effects of deflation when punctured, and to enable the vehicle to continue to be driven at reduced speeds – under 56 mph (90 km/h) – and for limited distances – generally between 10 mi (16 km) to 50 mi (80 km), depending on the type of tire.

List of run-flat abbreviations:

• Bridgestone RFT (Run-Flat Tire)
• Bridgestone MOE (Mercedes-Benz Original Extended Tires)
• Continental SSR (Self-Supporting Runflat Tire
• Dunlop DSST (Dunlop Self-Supporting Technology) and ROF (Run-On-Flat)
• Firestone RFT (Run-Flat Tire)
• Goodyear EMT (Extended Mobility Technology) and ROF (Run-On-Flat)
• Kumho XRP (Extended Run-Flat Performance)
• Michelin ZP (Zero Pressure)
• Yokohama Run-Flat and ZPS (Zero Pressure System)
• Hankook HRS (Hankook Runflat System)

Passenger Runflat Models:

Accelera