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How to buy run flat tyres online with Protyre
At Protyre Autocare, we sell a range of run flat tyres, and our simple purchase process makes it easy to find the right tyres for you.
Enter Your Number Plate: Input your vehicle’s registration number and we’ll match a set of runflat tyres for your exact make and model of vehicle.
Enter Your Postcode: When you input your postcode, we’ll match you to your closest Protyre garage so your run flat tyres can be locally fitted for your convenience.
Purchase: Once you’ve selected your set of run flat tyres and booked in your fitting time, simply purchase your tyres via our secure online checkout. Purchasing online ensures that your tyres are installed at a time and date that suits you.
If you know the exact tyre size for your vehicle, you can search for tyres by size. We've put symbols next to each tyre type to tell you whether that model is suited to cars, 4x4s, vans or motorcycles. You’ll also be able to see if they're classed as a budget, mid-range or premium option.
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What is a run flat tyre?
A run flat tyre, also known as an RFT, is designed to allow a car to safely continue driving if the tyre is punctured or experiences a drop in tyre pressure. The tyre is designed with reinforced sidewalls that prevent the tyre from collapsing, allowing the driver to continue for a limited distance at a reduced speed.
Quality run flat tyres for sale at Protyre
Ensure your car is ready for any eventuality by purchasing tyres online with Protyre Autocare. We stock and locally fit a range of tyres in different sizes and from renowned brands at great prices.
Branded Run Flat Tyres
At Protyre Autocare, we stock a range of tyres from the world’s most recognised and reputable brands, ensuring that you have the ultimate driving experience.
Bridgestone
Bridgestone run flat tyres utilise the latest technology in their tyre design to ensure that your tyres can temporarily continue driving in the event of a puncture.
Michelin
Michelin run flat tyres, typically referred to as ‘Michelin Zero Pressure’, utilise reinforced sidewalls to reliably support your vehicle when tyre pressure is lost.
Pirelli
The Pirelli run flat tyre range, known as ‘Self Supporting Run Flat’, provides continued mobility if the vehicle suffers a puncture whilst on the road, making them a popular choice amongst drivers.
Dunlop
British-based Dunlop is renowned for developing and manufacturing high-quality tyres. With Dunlop’s Self-Supporting Technology range, their durable tyres provide an extra layer of safety if a tyre is punctured whilst driving.
Continental
Continental run flat tyres utilise their own Self-Supporting Runflat technology to ensure you remain mobile even after a puncture, allowing you to continue to your nearest garage for a tyre replacement.
Affordable RFT Options
At Protyre Autocare, we stock a range of RFTs suitable for a varying range of budgets, meaning you can find a set of the best run flat tyres at prices that suit you.
We stock, supply, and install a comprehensive range of affordable tyres including economy tyres, mid-range tyres, and premium tyres.
We also regularly provide great deals on a range of tyre brands, meaning you can even find tyres at discounted prices. Furthermore, the cost of our car tyres includes the cost of car tyre fitting at your local Protyre garage so you know the costs upfront.
Specialist Tyres
In addition to run flat tyres, we also stock a range of other specialist tyres designed to handle different conditions and driving experiences.
For those looking for a superior driving experience, we sell premium car tyres which provide increased performance and are more durable.
We also supply a range of tyres that are uniquely designed to handle the UK’s varying seasons, including winter tyres, summer tyres, and all-season tyres.
Run Flat Tyre Fitting & Replacement
When you purchase run flat tyres online with Protyre, you can have them fitted at your local Protyre garage. With over 180 garages located throughout the UK, you can choose to have your tyres fitted at a time and place that suits you, including next-day and same-day fitting.
Our teams will ensure your tyres are properly fitted and checked to ensure that your car is roadworthy and safe to drive. Due to the design of run flat tyres, they cannot be repaired if they suffer from a puncture and instead must be replaced.
Why choose Protyre for run flat tyres & fitting services?
We fit RFT tyres locally throughout the UK
At Protyre, we have 180+ local garages located throughout the UK, including in Wales and Scotland.
Next-day tyre fitting and even same-day tyre fitting can be provided, allowing you to get back on the road as soon as possible.
Enter your postcode or visit our dedicated local garages page to find your nearest garage.
We provide top-tier customer service
We strive to provide the best possible service for all our customers throughout our garages. That is why we have been awarded an ‘Excellent’ rating from Trustpilot! Whether you’re looking for tyre replacements, MOT services, or aircon regassing, our team of professionals will go above and beyond for our customers.
We’re serious about tyres
At Protyre, we’re serious about supplying and fitting quality flat run tyres to a wide range of drivers. That is why we stock tyres from a range of different manufacturers and brands, to help you find the best run flat tyres on the market.
Run flat tyres: FAQs
No, run flat tyres cannot be repaired because the reinforced structure and sidewalls make it difficult to spot any secondary damage. Therefore, run flat tyres need to be replaced if they are damaged.
The easiest way to find out is to check your owner’s manual, as this should tell you the type of tyres your vehicle is fitted with. If you do have run flat tyres, it should also explain the tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS), which lets you know when tyres lose pressure due to a puncture.
The best run flat tyres are so good at supporting the car that you might not even notice if you get a puncture, but this puts you at risk. For this reason, you should never use run flat car tyres unless your vehicle has a TPMS.
Many brands also mark their tyres so you can visibly see that they are run flat. They may simply say “run flat” on the side or have codes such as RFT for run flat tyre, but this will vary by brand.
Run flat tyre prices vary. Generally, they are roughly the same price as conventional car tyres. However, you may expect to pay more for a run flat tyre from brands specialising in sports performance, extra load or winter conditions.
If your car was factory-shipped with run flat tyres, most manufacturers recommend that you continue to use them. In our experience, most vehicles can switch to conventional tyres, but some need a few tweaks. If you’re planning to make this change, we can contact the manufacturer to check for you – so it’s best to get in touch with us first.
Run flat tyres: Our advice
Not sure about the best way to look after your new tyres, or need some more help when buying run flat tyres online? At Protyre, we’ve put together a comprehensive help and advice section. Here, you can find information to help you get the most out of your new tyres.