Does changing from V to H speed rating for original tires have any impact?

[DelIsaac]

Changing from V to H speed rating for the original tires has no impact on the vehicle's performance. V and H represent the speed rating of the tires, which is not directly related to the vehicle's performance. Additionally, vehicles on the road are subject to speed limits and will not reach the tire's maximum speed. The speed rating of tires is indicated by letters, including E, F, G, small K, L, M, N, P, Q, T, T, U, H, V, W, Y, and Z. The higher the speed rating, the greater the maximum speed the tire can withstand while driving, and the stronger the tire's grip. It is important to note that the higher the speed rating, the worse the tire's wear resistance. As the speed rating increases, the materials used in the tire become softer, reducing wear resistance. When using a vehicle, it is essential to consider not only the tire's speed rating but also to monitor the tire's condition, as this affects driving safety.