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Which is better between tire 94V and 94W?

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OAiden

07/24/25 5:09am

Tire 94W is better than 94V. Comparing 94V and 94W, their load index is both 94, but the difference lies in the speed rating. The speed rating V represents a maximum tire speed of 240 km/h, while the speed rating W represents a maximum tire speed of 270 km/h. This means the speed rating W is higher than V, indicating that the performance of W is superior to V. Based on the different maximum speeds of tires, the speed ratings can be categorized into different levels from A to Z, with level A further divided into eight sub-levels from A1 to A8. Generally, the further the letter representing the tire speed rating is in the alphabet, the better the tire performance. Here is some related information about tires: The main material of tires is rubber. The characteristic of rubber is that it ages over time or after prolonged storage, leading to significant changes in the physical properties of the tire, such as hardness and wear resistance. If an aged tire continues to be used, it may mildly affect vehicle performance or, in severe cases, cause a tire blowout. Tire lifespan: Generally, all-season tires or economy tires have a lifespan of 3-5 years, with a mileage of around 50,000 kilometers. Under normal circumstances, a tire's lifespan of one year after leaving the factory is sufficient for use. However, for high-performance tires, the lifespan is only 20,000-30,000 kilometers. If the price is reduced, it might also be worth considering purchasing them.

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MacHailey

08/11/25 12:48am

The main difference between 94V and 94W tires lies in their speed ratings. The W-rated tire's 270km/h limit is significantly higher than the V-rated's 240km/h, so if you enjoy highway driving or pursuing speed sensations, 94W is definitely better with stronger endurance and less risk of overheating or blowouts. But honestly, for regular city or national highway driving, such high speeds are unnecessary - 94V is sufficient and more affordable. I recommend choosing based on your daily driving conditions: opt for W if you frequently use highways, otherwise V saves money and hassle. Don't forget to check tire wear and perform regular maintenance to extend their lifespan.

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