What is the difference between 94w and 91v?

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LeKai
07/29/25 11:17am
The differences between 94w and 91v are as follows: 1. Different speeds: The tire 91v refers to a maximum load capacity of 615kg and a maximum speed of 210km/h, while 94w refers to a maximum load capacity of 670kg and a maximum speed of 270km/h. 2. Different meanings: 91V indicates the load index of the tire, and 94W indicates the speed rating of the tire. 91 represents a load index of 615 kilograms, and V represents a speed rating of 210km/h. 94 represents a load index of 670 kilograms, and W represents a speed rating below 270km/h.
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