What is the difference between 92V and 96V tires?
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The differences between 92V and 96V tires are as follows: The load index of the tires is different, with 94V capable of carrying a maximum load of 670kg and 92V capable of carrying a maximum load of 630kg. More information about tires is as follows: Tires are important components of a car, and there are more than 10 types of markings on car tires. Correctly identifying these markings is crucial for the selection, use, and maintenance of tires, and it is significant for ensuring driving safety and extending the service life of tires. 1. Tire specifications: Specifications are the marked data of the geometric parameters and physical performance of tires. There are three methods to represent tire specifications: A. Metric (m); B. Mixed metric and imperial; C. Imperial; Imperial tire specifications are commonly represented by a set of numbers, where the first number indicates the tire section width, and the second number indicates the rim diameter, both in inches. The letters or symbols in between have special meanings. 2. Tire structure: "R" represents radial tires, while "D" and "-" represent bias tires. 3. Others: "XL" indicates tires with locally reinforced texture, "TG" indicates tires for engineering tractors and graders (off-road use), and "NHS" indicates tires for non-highway use.