Subject	My experience is also different, run flats worked great
Posted by	Gennosuke on September 28, 2011 at 1:25 PM
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In Reply To	Run Flats don't REALLY run flat. I've got them posted by ZTicket(Dallas) on September 28, 2011 at 07:11 AM
Message	Had Bridgestone RE050A RFT. The tire had a hole in it, complete loss of air pressure. Car still drove at 50-60mph for 50+ miles! Run flats are suppose to allow you to do that, which they did. Well at least these Bridgestone RE050A RFT did. Almost $400 a tire though.
Follow Ups	Tire opinions - sandmanz32 20:28:13 09/27/11 The Michelin's would be my choice - sfpearl300zTT 20:46:38 09/27/11 Yea, i know the runflats will be on the noisey side. - sandmanz32 20:50:46 09/27/11 Gotcha - sfpearl300zTT 23:20:57 09/27/11 Re: Gotcha - sandmanz32 07:05:57 09/28/11 Run Flats don't REALLY run flat. I've got them - ZTicket(Dallas) 07:11:07 09/28/11 Interesting, thats the first ive heard of that. - sandmanz32 09:40:33 09/28/11 my experience is different - dpjax 10:08:11 09/28/11 I guess by "pull off the road"... - Z DNA 12:04:53 09/28/11 My experience is also different, run flats worked great - Gennosuke 13:25:51 09/28/11 Re: Tire opinions (n/m) - mikerun26pt2 10:25:01 09/28/11 Re: Re: Tire opinions - mikerun26pt2 11:53:21 09/28/11 Curious that Forum members don't have more opinions - ZTicket(Dallas) 11:51:29 09/28/11 My all depend on the brand, like I said above - Gennosuke 13:32:07 09/28/11 I had the same exact brand tire and it couldn't - ZTicket(Dallas) 17:37:15 09/28/11 I dont know what to tell ya - Gennosuke 22:27:05 09/28/11
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