How many kilometers can a run-flat tire drive after being punctured?

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VonClayton
07/29/25 1:44pm
According to the characteristics of run-flat tires, a punctured run-flat tire can still maintain a speed of 80km/h, allowing you to drive for about an hour and cover a distance of nearly 80 kilometers. Here is some information about run-flat tires: 1. Name: Run-flat tires are technically called "tire pressure monitoring systems". 2. Advantages: In the event of a tire leak, even if the air pressure in the tire is completely lost, you can still continue driving at a speed of 80 kilometers per hour without having to replace the tire immediately. 3. Disadvantages: In terms of tire quality, due to the thicker sidewalls, run-flat tires of the same specification are heavier than ordinary tires, which to some extent can reduce the performance of the vehicle.
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