10-21-2012, 11:02 PM
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Officially Welcomed to the 'Fest
Location: Upper Midwest
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Posts: 165
Mein Auto: BMW 750li, Mercedes SL600
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Originally Posted by nanotech1
Can't stand the run-flats. I will be switching next season to something non RF.
Just last week I was in Rapid City, SD, when driver's side rear tire went "flat". Of course it was non repairable as it was a tear, not a puncture. The problem....not a single tire that size in the whole town. Had to have one overnighted for 150-total bill $707. Lost a day of vacation, and had to drive 900 miles in 10 hours to make a meeting back in Nevada. It worked out, but I was not a happy camper. I assume I'm not the only one that time=money, and losing time to no spare is making me consider other brands.  |
Agree with you on the RF. Instead of spending over $700, I would have purchased a non RF tire and considered that the start of the 4 tire replacement.
Good opportunity to reduce the aggravation 
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