semtex

I've been wondering if anyone who has the larger 20" 718 wheels has seen issues with tires puncturing? I live in NYC and the roads are quite bad here.

Are there any vendors selling puncture resistant tires for the car?

CaymansBond

When I bought mine, I opted for the tire and wheel warranty that covers both in case of any damage.

LexVan

All tires puncture. Don't use run-flats. Buy a quality vulcanized tire plug kit and a pair of needle nose pliers and keep in your bonnet.
Know how to use it before the big day by practicing on your wife's car.

semtex

I bought this. Do you know if it includes towing fees?

semtex

Would you recommend a specific product that's easy to use? I haven't had a car and don't have a car to practice on.

CaymansBond

It does not include towing but, you can bring it to closest dealership and should be able to replace it without issue.

swdea

ldamelio

I got three years for $1150. I declined it at the originally offered $2300 and it quickly got cut in half without even negotiating. I got it more for the wheels - mine are satin black Carrera S and retail for $3000 each. Not usually a big fan of add on insurance - it's legalized gambling with really bad odds usually - but we have enough random post-winter potholes around here and $350/year seemed reasonable. Still hope I never need it.

MoreYellow

Done 35k miles on 20" Pirelli P0 N1 never had a puncture, motorways, backroads, no worries.

LexVan

Just go to your local auto parts store, and buy a quality tire plug kit. You'll need a set of needle nose pliers to remove the nail/screw/etc.