What is the wheel size of a Suzuki Swift?
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It uses 165/70-R14 radial tires. Below is the relevant information: Specification model representation: Tires are important components of a car, and there are many specifications and models of tires. Different specifications and models of tires are suitable for different car models. The specification model identification is usually on the side of the tire, represented by a series of alphanumeric characters, corresponding to the tire's tread width, aspect ratio, type, wheel size, load index, and speed rating. Speed rating: According to the different maximum speeds they can withstand, the speed ratings of tires can be divided into different grades from A to Z, with grade A further subdivided into eight different levels from A1 to A8. The further back the letter representing the tire's speed rating is in the alphabet, the better the tire's performance.
I've been driving my Swift for two years now, and the original wheels are 15 inches, which is quite common in this class of cars. I remember the salesperson emphasizing at the time of purchase that this size is suitable for city driving and that the cost of changing tires isn't high. If you're thinking about modifications, upgrading to 16 inches would look cooler, but you need to pay attention to the tire aspect ratio, otherwise, the ride can feel bumpy over rough roads. A friend of mine did the upgrade and noticed improved handling but a slight increase in fuel consumption. When selecting wheels, make sure the bolt pattern is 4×100 to avoid getting the wrong model. For maintenance, regularly check the tire pressure and balance to prevent vibration issues. In daily driving, 15-inch wheels offer a comfortable and economical ride with responsive braking, so I'd recommend sticking with the original size unless you're really after a personalized look.
