Suzuki · ZD53S · 2017–2020
Suzuki Swift ZD53S Tyre pressure
What tyre pressure should a Suzuki Swift ZD53S use?250 kPa front / 220 kPa rear on 175/65R15 84H or 185/55R16 83V standard tyres; confirm fitted size and door label (99011-52R05 Japan manual)
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- Vehicle
- Suzuki Swift ZD53S
- Tyre pressure
- 250 kPa front / 220 kPa rear on 175/65R15 84H or 185/55R16 83V standard tyres; confirm fitted size and door label (99011-52R05 Japan manual)
- Manufacturer source
- Suzuki Motor Corporation
- Verified
Original manufacturer standard-tyre pressure table; the actual fitted size and driver-door pressure label govern the vehicle. Sport and temporary-spare values are excluded.
Reference details
Check before you buy or service: Japan Suzuki Swift ZD53S, K12C + WA05A mild hybrid, full-time 4WD. Suzuki manual 99011-52R05 only: official directory applicability December 2016 onward, limited here to the catalog cohort before the May 2020 manual change. Only the stated standard tyre sizes; check driver-door label. Excludes Swift Sport ZC33S, temporary spare, replacement nonstandard wheels, and Indian-market Swift. Source SHA-256 dd436cc8fc6827422b35d89604bb5c5a41a6ea526328011a219ccc0b2442e9d5.
Source
Suzuki Motor Corporation manufacturer referenceSuzuki Motor Corporation
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Suzuki Swift ZC13S2017–2020 · Suzuki Motor Corporation
250 kPa front / 220 kPa rear on 185/55R16 83V standard tyres; confirm fitted size and door label (99011-52R05 Japan manual)View original reference ↗
Compare ZD53S and ZC13S profiles →A matching number does not establish that equipment, trim, production date or regional specification is identical.
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