Do Run-Flat Tires Have Inner Tubes?
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Run-flat tires have inner tubes, and their construction is basically similar to that of ordinary tires. The following is a related introduction to run-flat tires: 1. Introduction to run-flat inner tubes: Run-flat tires are technically called "puncture-proof tires." The sidewall of an inflated run-flat tire is the main part that supports the vehicle's weight, especially for tires with a larger aspect ratio (the ratio of tire height to width), where the sidewall is very "thick." 2. The difference between run-flat tires and ordinary tires: The sidewalls of run-flat tires are very thick, and the sidewall of an inflated tire is the main part that supports the vehicle's weight. 3. The structure of run-flat tires: Run-flat tires consist of an outer tire, a standard inner tube, a spare inner tube, a steel rim, a gas generator, a pressure sensor, and a control unit. Run-flat tires have special symbols following the specifications on the tire sidewall, which ordinary tires do not have.