Are Michelin Tires Run-Flat Tires?
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Michelin tires include run-flat tires, but not all of them are. Here is an introduction to Michelin run-flat tires: 1. Identification: The marking for Michelin run-flat tires is ZP. If the tire is labeled with ZP, it indicates that the tire is a run-flat tire. If you are using Pirelli brand tires, the identification mark for run-flat tires is R-F; for Continental tires, the mark is SSR; and for Bridgestone tires, the mark is RFT. 2. Run-Flat Tires: Currently, Michelin has only one run-flat tire model, also known as a zero-pressure tire, marked with the uppercase letters ZP on the tire sidewall. Please note when purchasing that this tire can continue to run up to 80 kilometers at a speed not exceeding 80 kilometers per hour when it loses pressure. Run-flat tires are suitable for highways but cannot withstand significant external forces (they are not suitable for severe potholes on highways).