Having had 2 flat tyres recently I have to admit that it was not obvious whilst driving that they were flat.
The last car used to rumble as the tyres went down but this one had pretty thick sidewalls and didn't really give any indication that the pressure had got dangerously low. The handling didn't even feel all that off either, although in fairness it was a rear tyre that was deflated.
Perhaps this is the case with all low profile tyres. Can you tell whilst driving if you have a flat? Do you always check your tyres before you head off out each morning?
The last car used to rumble as the tyres went down but this one had pretty thick sidewalls and didn't really give any indication that the pressure had got dangerously low. The handling didn't even feel all that off either, although in fairness it was a rear tyre that was deflated.
Perhaps this is the case with all low profile tyres. Can you tell whilst driving if you have a flat? Do you always check your tyres before you head off out each morning?