Runflat tyres are designed to keep you moving after a puncture, allowing you to continue driving for a limited distance without immediate tyre replacement. This added safety makes them a popular choice for many modern vehicles.
At Lindleys Autocentres, we supply and fit all kind of tyres across Nottinghamshire, helping drivers stay safe and avoid unexpected roadside stops.
Many premium vehicle manufacturers fit runflat tyres as standard.
Continue driving safely without immediate tyre failure.
Avoid dangerous roadside tyre changes.
Runflats remove the need for a spare in many vehicles.
Runflat tyres use reinforced sidewalls that support the vehicle even after a loss of air pressure.
This allows you to:
(Always depends on manufacturer guidelines)
They’re designed to continue working after a puncture, allowing you to drive a limited distance without losing full control.
They should be replaced rather than repaired due to potential internal damage.
Yes. They are typically more expensive due to their reinforced construction and safety features.
If your vehicle is designed for runflats, we recommended to continue using them unless advised otherwise.
Runflat tyres are commonly fitted by manufacturers such as BMW, MINI, Mercedes-Benz and some Audi models. Many of these vehicles are designed to operate without a spare wheel.
Runflat tyres are usually marked on the sidewall with terms such as “Run Flat”, “RFT”, “SSR” or “ZP”. Your vehicle handbook will also confirm the correct tyre type.
Yes. Runflat tyres are typically used with a Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), which alerts the driver if pressure is lost, as the tyre may still appear inflated.
Wear rates are generally similar to standard tyres, although this can vary depending on driving style, vehicle type and road conditions.
We fit Runflat tyres at all Lindleys Autocentres branches including:
