What is the difference between 91H and 91V on tires?
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The difference between 91V and 91H tires lies in their maximum speed ratings: 91V has a maximum speed of 240 km/h, while 91H is rated for 210 km/h. There are 5 key points to note when replacing tires: 1. Check the tire's expiration date: Generally, tires should not be stored for more than 3 years from the production date and should not be used for more than 8 years after installation. The production date is indicated by 4 digits on the tire sidewall near the rim. 2. Examine the tread pattern and color: Worn tires have significantly reduced tread depth, and improperly refurbished tires often have shallower patterns. 3. Look for tire hairs: New original tires have numerous small rubber hairs on the surface, which typically disappear after driving 5-10 km. 4. Gently scratch with a key to check for marks: Aged tires lose rubber elasticity, leaving visible marks when scratched. 5. Inspect the junction between tread and sidewall: New tires have smooth, even transitions between these areas.