The exact name of "explosion-proof tire" should be RUN STABILITY CONTROL (RSC), and there is no word "explosion-proof" in this name. It is actually a misunderstanding to regard it as an explosion-proof tire. Because the probability of puncture of run-flat tires is much less than that of ordinary tires, coupled with the misleading propaganda of some merchants, everyone associates run-flat tires with "explosion-proof".
The safety factor of run-flat tires is much higher than that of ordinary tires, and vehicles equipped with such tires can really make people feel at ease. However, the shortcomings of run-flat tires are equally prominent, that is, they sacrifice some comfort, require higher suspension, are more expensive, and are difficult to maintain.
Moreover, at present, the technology and product specifications of run-flat tires are not fully mature, and this kind of tires is still an expensive commodity consumed at a niche level. It is not necessary for ordinary car owners to deliberately pursue or blindly follow suit. It is more useful to develop good car habits and pay attention to tire maintenance than to replace "explosion-proof tires".