Can I drive with a punctured tyre?

Driving with a puncture

If the tyre is still holding pressure

If your tyre has a small puncture, you may be able to drive to a garage, but you have to do it very carefully. This means avoiding motorways and sticking to a very low speed.

If the tyre is flat or losing air quickly

You should never drive with a flat tyre. This could damage the wheel rim, and tyre, and make the vehicle much more difficult to control. Instead, use your spare wheel or tyre repair kit, or call roadside assistance.

Run flat tyres

If your tyre is a run flat then it is possible to continue driving at up to 50 mph for 50 miles after the TPMS warning. You should go to a garage as soon as you can.