Dunlop tire speed symbol-speed (km/h): q,160 km/h; r， 170km/h； s， 180km/h； t， 190km/h； u，200km/h； h，2 10km/h； v，240km/h； w，270km/h； y，300km/h； ZR, above 300 km/h.

The speed grade indicates the maximum speed that the tire can bear the specified load under the specified conditions. Tire size is usually represented by a set of numbers, with the former number representing the tire section width and the latter number representing the rim diameter in inches.

Extended data:

Speed grade

The speed grade indicates the maximum speed that the tire can bear the specified load under the specified conditions.

Commonly used speed levels are:

Q160km/h

R170km/h

S180km/h

T190km/h

H2 10km/h

240 kilometers per hour

270 kilometers per hour

300 kilometers per hour

Z ZR speed is higher than 240 km/h-if ZR appears, such as P275/40ZR 17 93W, then the highest speed level ("W" in "93W") is 270 km/h. ..

References:

Baidu encyclopedia-tire model

References:

Deng Lupu, official website-To protect the rights and interests of car owners, please buy genuine tires.