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Roger Skagerström (not verified)    October 26, 2014 - 9:57AM

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The reason they have RFT's are that they hold up much better against tire explosions. All RFT cars are german and in Germany they are allowed to drive very fast. A tire explosion in 200km/h is not enjoyable. RFT tires hold up much better and the car is controllable. Altso - you don't want to stop on Autobahn to change a tire. On our normal highways in the rest of the world, where the speeds are around 110-120 km/h it's doable. Not safe but doable. On autobahn it's sucidal. So there it makes a lot of sense.

It should be an option for the rest of the world though.

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