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They have different maximum speed limits.
In the codes of a tyre's nomenclature, the last code, which is a letter, indicates the speed index, that is, the maximum speed that tyre can withstand. (Example: code M: 130 km/hour and code N: 140 km/hour.)
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One has an inner tube and the other doesn't.
They have different maximum speed limits.
They have different load indices.
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