What does 110t on a tire mean?
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T on a tire represents the speed rating of the tire. The speed rating T indicates that the maximum speed the tire can sustain under specified conditions with a specified load is 190 km/h. The maximum speed for T is 190 km/h. Additional information: Tire speed ratings: Represented by uppercase English letters, marked on the sidewall of the tire. Different letters indicate different speed ratings. 1. "L" indicates a maximum permissible speed of 120 km/h; 2. "T" indicates a maximum permissible speed of 190 km/h; 3. "V" indicates a maximum permissible speed of 240 km/h. The speed rating of a tire also decreases year by year as the tire ages and its elasticity diminishes. Tire pressure also affects the speed rating; the lower the pressure, the lower the speed rating.