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Even the run flats are kind of a joke. I got a flat after picking some people up from the airport. Turns out you're not supposed to go more than 30-40 mph with them, and even then don't go more than like 50 miles max. I'm in a metro area, and had to do 35 on the shoulder of freeways to get them home, then by the time I got hone, I didn't have enough miles left in the tire to comfortably get to the stealership, so I still had to call a flatbed and get towed. For a flat tire. I don't understand why they didn't give us a spare. When I bought the car, I just assumed the run-flats were so you could keep driving until a more convenient time to throw on the spare, I didn't realize it didn't actually come with a spare tire.
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