Tire 100 refers to the load factor, that is, the maximum load at standard speed is 800kg. V is a speed symbol, which means that the maximum speed under standard load is 240 km/h.
The load index is expressed in code form as 1 the maximum load that the tire can bear. For example, a tire with a load index of 100 has a maximum load of 800kg. The side of the tire, every tire has it. Some car owners think that the greater the body weight, the wider the tire section should be.
Actually, this is a misunderstanding. Take a conventional marking index of the original tire as an example: 195/60R 1486H, where 195 stands for section width, 60 stands for flatness, r stands for tire structure marking, 14 stands for rim diameter, 86 stands for load index and h stands for speed marking.
Brief introduction of tire
Tire is a round elastic rubber product that is assembled on various vehicles or machinery and rolls on the ground. 1845, R·w· Thomson, a Scottish-born civil engineer, invented pneumatic tires, and obtained a patent from the British government. The patent name was "Wheel Improvement of Carriage and Other Vehicles".
The first pneumatic tire was born in February 10 of the same year. Tires are usually installed on metal rims, which can support the car body, buffer external shocks, achieve contact with the road surface and ensure the driving performance of the vehicle.