Is there a risk of suffering a puncture without knowing it? Will this mean a lot more tyre inspections?
There is a risk in any circumstance. Examine and consider the risks without using OKO Puncture Free. In normal circumstances: Although tyre pressures and the tyres themselves should be examined daily, it is very doubtful whether the average motorist does so. Most drivers cannot be bothered. Nor do most motorists consider too deeply that the only material between themselves / their vehicle and the road surface are the tyres. Yet many motorists drive at speed. So, the first major risk is the behaviour of the driver, and the second risk is the state of the tyres, and the third risk is the adequacy of the tyre pressures. Under normal circumstances, there is a fourth risk. The fourth is the risk of suffering a puncture and losing control of the vehicle. If a puncture is suffered, but the vehicle is controlled, there is the additional (fifth) risk of driving upon a tyre in a run flat situation, thus causing further damage (structural) to the punctured tyre. With the Use Of OKO Puncture Free
