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Is the Range Rover Sport equipped with run-flat tires?

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MacAdam

09/02/25 2:02am

The original tires on the Range Rover Sport are not run-flat tires. The differences between run-flat tires and regular tires are as follows: Differences between run-flat tires and regular tires: Structural aspects: The sidewalls of run-flat tires are thicker than those of regular tires, designed to support the vehicle's weight in case of a tire deflation. Comfort aspects: Run-flat tires offer slightly less comfort compared to regular tires, due to their stiffer sidewalls which result in relatively poorer shock absorption. Noise aspects: Run-flat tires produce more road noise than regular tires. Price aspects: Run-flat tires are more expensive than regular tires, typically costing several times more. Replacing all four run-flat tires can be very costly. Additionally, run-flat tires come equipped with a tire pressure monitoring system to detect tire blowouts, and these tire pressure sensors are also very expensive, contributing to the higher overall cost of run-flat tires compared to regular tires.

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MadelynRose

09/14/25 4:26am

I've been driving a Range Rover Sport for several years now, and it didn't come with run-flat tires. Regular SUV tires are pneumatic and can leave you stranded immediately upon a puncture, whereas run-flat tires have reinforced sidewalls that allow you to drive for dozens of kilometers even after a blowout. The Range Rover Sport comes factory-fitted with all-terrain tires from Dunlop or Michelin, which are quite durable and suitable for both off-road and on-road use. You'd need to visit an authorized dealership to opt for the run-flat tire version, but that would cost you several thousand extra. I once experienced a tire blowout on the highway, and fortunately, I changed it quickly—run-flat tires are safer but provide a rougher ride, especially on city roads where the vibrations can cause backaches. For regular maintenance, you should frequently check tire pressure and wear. Even if a run-flat tire gets punctured, it's not recommended to repair it; replacing it entirely is costly. If your budget allows and you frequently drive long distances, upgrading to run-flat tires is a smart investment to avoid the hassle of calling for a tow truck midway.

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