What does NRF mean in PRODUCTS

A non-run flat tire is simply a conventional tire that does not have the same reinforced sidewalls like run flat tires. This means that when it experiences a puncture or blowout, it cannot safely be driven on until replaced.

Non-run flat tires are typically cheaper than their run flat counterparts, With most models costing less than 0 per tire.

Yes, properly maintained non-run flat tires are just as safe as other types of tires available for sale today. As with any tire, regular inspections and maintenance should be performed to ensure optimal performance and safety.

Non-run flat tires may provide slightly better performance in terms of ride comfort and handling when compared to run flats due to their softer sidewall construction. However, each model will vary in terms of performance depending on its specific design characteristics.

It depends on the severity of the puncture or leak experienced by the tire — if it is minor and easily accessible then it can usually be repaired with either patching or plugging techniques depending on the location and size of the hole. However, more serious issues such as tears or deep cuts may require complete replacement of the tire instead.