Puncture-proof airless tyres like Michelin Uptis are still prototypes in 2026. What you can actually buy today: self-sealing and run-flat tyres.
Puncture-Proof and Airless Tyres: Where the Technology Actually Is
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Spares, Punctures and Roadside
Which Australian New Cars Still Come With a Full-Size Spare?
Which Australian new cars still come with a full-size spare in 2026? Mostly utes and 4WDs; many SUVs get a space-saver and most EVs get none.
Are Run-Flat Tyres Worth It in Australia?
Run-flat tyres let you drive on after a puncture, but they cost more and ride firmer. Here’s who they suit in Australia and who’s better off without them.
Can You Convert a Run-Flat Car to Normal Tyres?
Yes—you can usually swap run-flats for conventional tyres in Australia. Here’s the cost, why you’ll need a spare or repair kit, and how to keep TPMS working.
What to Do If You Blow a Tyre at Highway Speed
Blow a tyre at highway speed? Don’t brake hard—ease off, hold the wheel straight and let the car slow. The Australian step-by-step for front and rear blowouts.
Roadside Assistance Tyre Cover: What’s Actually Included
What does roadside assistance cover for tyres in Australia? A spare change and a tow—rarely a new tyre. Membership tiers, remote limits and the catches.