Extended Mobility Tires
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Extended Mobility Tires
Do all extended mobility tires say so on the sidewall? I just purchased a 2000 coupe that has nearly new General UHP's on it. They seem to be great tires, and the reviews that I have read are favorable, but no mention as to whether they are EMT's. With no jack or spare tire, it would be nice to know that I won't be left stranded out in the middle of nowhere if I pick up a nail.
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Do all extended mobility tires say so on the sidewall? I just purchased a 2000 coupe that has nearly new General UHP's on it. They seem to be great tires, and the reviews that I have read are favorable, but no mention as to whether they are EMT's. With no jack or spare tire, it would be nice to know that I won't be left stranded out in the middle of nowhere if I pick up a nail.
To my knowledge, General does not make a runflat in any model of their tires.
I believe any runflat will be identified on the sidewall as EMT (Goodyear), ZP (Zero Pressure on Michelins), PZero (Pirellis), etc.
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Do all extended mobility tires say so on the sidewall? I just purchased a 2000 coupe that has nearly new General UHP's on it. They seem to be great tires, and the reviews that I have read are favorable, but no mention as to whether they are EMT's. With no jack or spare tire, it would be nice to know that I won't be left stranded out in the middle of nowhere if I pick up a nail.
i could be wrong, but i dont think General makes a Runflat tire
