The marking for Michelin run-flat tires is ZP. If the tire is labeled with ZP, it indicates that the tire is a run-flat. For Pirelli brand tires, the identification mark for run-flat tires is RF; for Continental tires, the mark is SSR; and for Bridgestone tires, the mark is RFT.
Run-flat tires from different brands are similar in composition, mainly consisting of the outer tire, standard inner tube, spare inner tube, wheel rim, gas generator, pressure sensor, and control unit.
The primary difference between run-flat tires and regular tires is that run-flat tires have a smaller aspect ratio, making the vehicle's overall center of gravity less prone to change during use. In contrast, regular tires, with their larger aspect ratio, are more likely to lose balance during severe bumps or collisions, increasing the risk of a blowout. Additionally, controlling the tire after a blowout becomes significantly more challenging for the driver.