Honda · GR6 · 2020–2022
Honda Fit GR6 Tyre pressure
What tyre pressure should a Honda Fit GR6 use?220 kPa front / 210 kPa rear (185/60R16 86H, cold) (Honda 2020–2021 manual editions)
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At a glance
- Vehicle
- Honda Fit GR6
- Tyre pressure
- 220 kPa front / 210 kPa rear (185/60R16 86H, cold) (Honda 2020–2021 manual editions)
- Manufacturer source
- Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
- Verified
Cold tyre pressures by fitment from the Honda owner's manual vehicle specifications table. Source: Honda web owner's manual, 2020 edition (values identical in the 2021 edition).
Reference details
Check before you buy or service: Applies only to cars covered by Honda's 2020 and 2021 owner's manual editions; not established for 2022 production. Japan-market Honda Fit GR6 (LEB 1.5 L e:HEV hybrid (1,496 cc), front-wheel drive; grades e:HEV CROSSTAR), fourth generation, as covered by Honda's 2020 and 2021 web owner's manual editions (identical values). Honda published no 2022 edition, so 2022 production is not established by this source. Code, drive and grade per Honda's archived 2022 spec list. The 2023 FIT e:HEV manual repeats these values but adds a 185/60R15 88H tyre; that edition is not covered here. Source SHA-256 42fdd7584ef256e44842827513302421df6088e45ddca38bb6b1154a6cd7c166.
Source
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. manufacturer referenceHonda Motor Co., Ltd.
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Honda Fit GP52013–2020 · Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
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