Is the tire of the Mercedes-Benz C260L a run-flat tire?

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Leanne
07/30/25 6:32am
The tire of the Mercedes-Benz C260L is not a run-flat tire. Below are the differences between run-flat tires and regular tires: 1. Durability: Run-flat tires have an additional layer of naturally renewable rubber developed through nanotechnology on the sidewalls compared to regular tires, which are less durable. 2. Wear resistance: In the event of a tire blowout due to various reasons, run-flat tires can still be driven normally for a certain distance without exploding immediately, allowing the vehicle to reach a safe area or the nearest repair shop; however, regular tires cannot be driven normally after losing air. 3. Safety: The safety factor of run-flat tires is higher than that of regular tires. Run-flat tires place very high demands on the vehicle's shock absorption system, so when using run-flat tires, the car's shock absorption system must also be scrutinized.
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