What does 'zr' mean for experienced drivers?
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The 'zr' on tires is a speed rating symbol. Tire speed rating symbol: Indicates the maximum speed at which the tire can carry a specified load under specified conditions. 'Z' means the tire is a high-speed tire capable of operating at speeds exceeding 240 km/h, and 'R' means it's a radial tire. Common speed ratings include: Q, 160 km/h; V, 240 km/h; R, 170 km/h; W, 270 km/h; S, 180 km/h; Y, 300 km/h; T, 190 km/h; H, 210 km/h; Z, ZR speed above 240 km/h.