What does 99V on a tire mean?

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ORylee
07/30/25 2:10am
99V on a tire indicates the tire's load index and speed rating: 1. The number 99 refers to the load index, meaning this tire can bear a maximum load of 774kg; the letter V indicates the speed rating, showing this tire's maximum speed capacity is 240km/h. 2. Tires marked 99V are more suitable for mid-to-high-end vehicles and sports cars. 3. Tires are crucial components of a vehicle, and they come in various specifications and models, each suited for different types of vehicles. The specifications are usually marked on the sidewall of the tire as a series of alphanumeric characters, representing the tire's tread width, aspect ratio, type, rim diameter, load index, and speed rating.
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