FAQ

How do I know if I have run flat tyres?

Run flat tyres will usually have "run flat", "RF", or "RFT" marked on them. If your car currently has run flat tyres then it is important you replace them with run flat tyres as your cars set up has been configured to this and in many cases you may not have a spare tyre / space saver.

If you don't currently have run flats it is also advised that you don't then replace your tyres with run flats. You can however buy products now that will give you a similar effect to allow you to keep driving after experiencing a puncture, including a foam that you inject in to your tyre, offering the same sort of solution.

If you have any doubts about whether your car is fitted with Run Flat tyres, feel free to call the Easywheels.co.uk team on 0333 9000 201, who would be happy to help.

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Your tyre size guide

If you don’t know what you’re looking for, look at the diagram below:

Your tyre size is on the sidewall of the tyre, the sidewall of the tyre is the part that you can see when you look at your tyre on your vehicle.

On the sidewall you will see a series of numbers, these numbers are the actual size of your tyre.

If you look at the picture below we have highlighted the Width, Profile, Rim Size, Load Rating & Speed Rating.

A Tyre width

the width of the tyre, measured in millimetres.

B Tyre profile

The height of a tyre sidewall as a precentage of the width.

C Tyre size

The diametre of the wheel's inner rim, measured in inches.

D Speed rating

Indicates the maximum speed for the tyre.

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