Simple question ...

Has any had expierence installing Run Flat Tires on their classic?

I have found the right size for my Mach 1 ( 245 - 17 - 45 ) but I noticed in the information on tirerack.com that you need a monitoring system on your car. My old C5 vette had them ... i did not get a flat but i appreciate the benefit of having them. One of course not needing to carry a full size spare in the back.

I plan to approach some " professionals " on this subject but I would like to hear your thoughts too.

thanks

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Technicaly you don't need monitors but you would want them casue you would never know if you had a flat or not.

Run flats suck though...they way more then a standard tire and the handling isn't as good as a equal sticky regular tire.

 

I've thought about tryin those just in case the cops feel the need to throw out some nail strips in front of me [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/thumb.gif[/img]

 

u can always install tpms (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) on your car, there anymany choices for them,

 

The ride is craptacular due to the increased stiffness of the sidewalls, A problem I hear alot of Goodyear installers had when they rolled out EMT tires as replacements on non runflat cars.