Are there run-flat tires?
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There are run-flat tires. Run-flat tire markings: Pirelli's run-flat marking is R-F. Dunlop's is ROF. Continental's run-flat marking is SSR. Bridgestone's run-flat marking is RFT. Michelin's run-flat marking is ZP. Advantages of run-flat tires: Run-flat tires have more supportive and resilient sidewalls compared to regular tires. In case of sudden air loss or a blowout, they allow the wheel rim and tire to jointly support the vehicle, reducing danger. Run-flat tires don't lose air immediately. Due to their unique tire construction, they can continue driving for a certain distance even when leaking. They are more durable than regular tires because run-flat tires use reinforced sidewall structures, making them more durable than conventional tires.