Can You Ride a Motorcycle Slowly Back Home After a Flat Tire?

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Run-flat tires can. Below is the relevant information about riding a motorcycle back after a flat tire: Run-flat tires: If a run-flat tire has a flat, you can ride slowly, continuing at a speed not exceeding 80 km/h to the nearest repair shop for handling. Because the sidewalls of run-flat tires are very thick, after a flat, the vehicle won't suddenly lose support due to sudden pressure loss, greatly improving driving safety. This is the biggest difference between run-flat tires and ordinary tires. Ordinary tires: If it's an ordinary car tire that has a flat, you cannot ride slowly to the repair shop because ordinary tires will suddenly lose pressure after a flat, instantly losing support. The vehicle's center of gravity will change immediately, and continuing to ride poses safety risks. Moreover, even if you ride slowly after an ordinary car tire has a flat, it will cause excessive wear on the tread, severely damaging the tire. Additionally, since the rim comes into direct contact with hard surfaces like the ground, continuing to ride can cause the rim to deform.