What is the difference between tire 91V and 91H?
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The difference between tire 91V and 91H lies in their maximum speed ratings: the 91V has a maximum speed of 240 kilometers per hour, while the 91H has a maximum speed of 210 kilometers per hour. Below are some relevant details: 1. The number 91 is the load index, indicating the maximum load the tire can bear at different air pressures. For example, a 91V tire can support a load of 615 kg at 2.5 Bar. 2. Tires with 91V and 91H ratings should not be mixed. When purchasing tires, car owners should ensure that the tires are of the same specification, structure, manufacturer, and tread pattern as those originally equipped on the vehicle. Both the load index and the maximum speed under load must be consistent, especially for tires on the same axle. Otherwise, high-speed driving may affect the vehicle's handling stability and pose potential safety hazards.