What is the difference between tires 51j and 56j?

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MadelineLee
07/29/25 10:37pm
The differences between tires 51j and 56j are as follows: 1. Different aspect ratios: The ratio of sidewall height to tread width for tire 51 is 50%; for tire 56, it is 55%. 2. Different applicability: Tire 56 offers better shock absorption and vibration damping, providing superior comfort and strong vehicle passability, but it has poor road feedback and weak lateral resistance during turns, resulting in inferior handling. Tire 51 provides better grip, clearer road feedback, strong handling stability, and good acceleration performance, but its low aspect ratio leads to poorer comfort, making it more suitable for sports cars. 3. Different speeds: Tire 51 rotates 484.63 times per kilometer traveled; tire 56 rotates 503.73 times per kilometer traveled.
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