What does 101W on a tire mean?
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Tire 101W represents the load index and speed rating of the tire. 101 indicates a maximum load capacity of 825kg, while W means the maximum speed should not exceed 270km/h. The detailed explanation is as follows: Tire speed rating: The speed rating of a tire refers to the maximum speed at which the tire is allowed to operate, usually represented by uppercase English letters and marked on the sidewall of the tire. Tire load index: The load index of a tire refers to the maximum load capacity that the tire can bear when inflated to the specified pressure. It is typically represented by a number, for example, 91 indicates a maximum load capacity of 615Kg per tire, 96 indicates 710Kg per tire, and 105 indicates 925Kg per tire.