What is the difference between MOE and RSC tires?
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Pirelli tires marked with MOE and RSC have the following two differences: 1. Different applicable vehicle models: MOE is specifically designed as a run-flat tire for Mercedes-Benz vehicles. RSC, on the other hand, is Pirelli's general model designation for run-flat tires. The technical name for run-flat tires is "deflation-resistant tires," with the English abbreviation RSC. Run-flat tires do not lose air immediately; due to their unique tire structure, they can help you continue driving for a certain distance even when the tire is leaking. 2. Different functions: The function of RSC is as a run-flat tire. RSC stands for "Run Flat System Component," and when the tire is ruptured and subjected to extremely high loads, the rubber-based material on its inner wall can keep the tire stable. The function of MOE is more focused on load-bearing; tires with this marking have a high load-bearing index.