The Suzuki brand is proof that sometimes the oldest designs and creations are the best. The
Suzuki Jimny may be one of the earliest innovations, but it remains the top off-road vehicle with excellent ground clearance, hill control, multi-terrain capabilities, and superior brake control and acceleration. The Jimny 4x4 has undergone various developments over the years to ensure it remains in favour with drivers.
Other top off-road models include the
Suzuki Vitara, which balances off-road functionality with unrivalled comfort.
When it comes to road Suzuki models, like the Suzuki Swift, the right tyres optimise handling and performance as well as safety and comfort. The Suzuki Swift is popular for its fuel efficiency, sporty design, and well-controlled handling – with the best tyres for this vehicle including the Michelin Energy Saver tyres, Yokohama BluEarth GT AE51, and the Bridgestone Turanza T005 tyres.
From road driving to multi-terrain adventuring, run-flat tyres bring convenience and safety to the driving experience. Built with a reinforced sidewall that holds the shape of a tyre even after a sudden loss of tyre pressure, run-flat tyres keep vehicles on the road following a puncture or damage. Provided your car has an integrated TPMS, run-flat tyres are a good option.
The answer to this depends on the time of year you’re driving and your local conditions / road surfaces. All-season tyres tend to offer sufficient grip and performance in the UK owing to our temperate climate, but both winter car tyres and summer tyres present their own benefits for specific conditions. Winter tyres are known for their superior traction, while summer tyres support wet grip and hold their shape in high temperatures.
In order for tyres to be road legal, they need to have sufficient tyre tread depth, optimal tyre pressure, and demonstrate signs that tyre wear is evenly balanced and distributed. Drivers should check the tyre tread depth is at least 1.6mm ahead of their MOT and also make sure that tyres are the correct tyre size and specifications for the vehicle. Find out more about local fitting services, new tyre selection, and tyre brand comparison, in our Knowledge Hub.
