Flat Tire

IMO for ONLY a VERY short distance at a VERY low speed....like to the next exit or to pull off the road safely.

Only very slow speed and then for a short distance.
The flat tire will destroy itself and cause other damage if too fast or far.

Is this a serious question? or a troll post?? :S ..Dennis

I think he was serious.

Drove step vans for years with duals on rear. Many times the flat tire would take out the other tire leaving you with two flats. Like rk911 and Stim said..."to the next exit"

A very reasonable question.
No because the flat tire will quickly heat up and also the remaining tire will be overloaded.

Serious question! Traveling with friends last year. He had a blow out outside right rear. We sat on the freeway in September in Riverside for five hours until a tire was found and the repair made. We were 1/10 mile from an off ramp.

Let's assume that you had your vehicle weighed and you know the four corner weight. You then divide a rear axle corner by TWO to determine the proper air pressure for each one of the dual tires. If one tire goes flat, that means that you have just doubled the amount of weight supported by the one remaining tire.
This can certainly damage that tire if driven too long in that condition.
If the exit was close(less than 5 miles in my opinion), I would drive to a safe location and park the vehicle and wait for road service. If the exit was too far away, I would move the vehicle to as safe a position as possible and wait for help.
Obviously you had to drive a short distance after the one dual blew so it might be a good idea to have the other tire removed and inspected. Another issues is that you may have to replace the blown tire with a NON-MATCHING tire so it may be a good idea to replace both of the duals.

No only will it damage the other dual, it can possibly catch fire and destroy the MH. We stopped at the scene of an RV tire fire and with our onboard water and a bunch of fire extinguishers from trucks that stopped were able to put out the fire and cool the area off so that it would not reignite. I would not never drive farther than the edge of the road with a flat.

I had a inside rear blowout with my old PaceArrow on major highway.
Got the run around from GS when all of a sudden the most beautiful women state trooper pulled up behind and escorted us to the next exit to a tire repair place.
Probably drove about 2.5 miles on it.