4.8 / 5 based on 51 Suzuki Super Carry tyre reviews
4.8/5 · 51 reviews
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Suzuki Super Carry Tyres
The Suzuki Super Carry is well regarded as a small commercial vehicle and is used predominantly for small local deliveries, active trades and moving gear. To give the Super Carry the best all round performance in the wet, the best grip, braking and load support, the right balance in stability and durability for the daily working load, is essential. The right Suzuki Super Carry tyres can improve ride comfort, reduce road noise and improve overall efficiency in urban and short distance travelling.
The Suzuki Super Carry tyre specification changes for different generations, model years, body styles, trim levels, engine types, and factory wheels. Existing tyre sidewalls, vehicle handbooks, and registration documents are the best sources for Suzuki Super Carry owners to find the approved tyre size, load index, and speed rating. Using the approved Suzuki Super Carry specification is essential for the safe carrying of loads and good control for both steering and braking.
For Suzuki Super Carry owners, Tyres.co.uk allows the comparison of suitable Suzuki Super Carry tyres for convenient local fitting, by brand, price, and performance information. Tyres that match the confirmed fitment will assist the Suzuki Super Carry for the transport role it was designed for.
Michelin Agilis 3
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 215/65R16
The Michelin Agilis 3 tyres work exceptionally well in wet conditions and are excellent at managing high weight capacities. Personally, I carry a lot of tools and materials in my van and I would recommend these tyres. They are also very quiet when driving, so there is no noise.
Badr Easton
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 225/75R16
The noise generated by these tyres is rather reasonable as they appear to be wearing in nicely. They also handle remarkably well and braking is quite effective.
Aaron Poppy-May
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 195/60R16
I always choose Michelin tyres.
Deacon R.
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 215/65R15
They're okay but do seem to slip a bit on the hills.
Marie Fishlock
Tyre review for Michelin Agilis 3 205/70R15
I always go with Michelin as I have always experienced great performance. I don't plan on getting other tyres.
Samad Furey
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Kumho Ecsta HS52
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta HS52 215/55R16
Maintaining reliability with great driving performance.
Luqman Dutt
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta HS52 205/55R16
To be honest, very well.
Savannah Mcguire
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta HS52 205/55R16
Dependable performance on dry and wet roads.
Pheobe M.
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta HS52 215/55R16
Excellent ride and grip.
Jemma B.
Tyre review for Kumho Ecsta HS52 225/55R16
If you want to save money and still want to get good quality tyres, these are a good choice. They even offer an insurance policy and that came in handy when I got a puncture two weeks after I got the new tyres.
Karim Morna
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Continental Van Contact 200
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 205/65R15
It might be early to give a thorough breakdown of these tyres' long term performance, but they seem to offer a better experience on the road. They are softer and I notice a drop in noise level while driving. I even think I've seen an increase in fuel efficiency, seeing as I average 4 mpg more on a recent trip to Wales.
Callie Teon
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 235/65R16
Quieter and better cornering.
Alishba G.
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 225/65R16
Better grip on wet roads, especially with a full load.
Samiul F.
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 235/65R16
They have great handling and braking, even in the rain, and they are also very quiet.
Sheree O.
Tyre review for Continental Van Contact 200 195/65R15
Compared to budget tyres, handling is noticeably better.
Eoghan Ludkin
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Depending on the exact year, generation, and load index of the Suzuki Super Carry, tyre recommendations at Tyres.co.uk will vary as the UK van had numerous factory fitments. Use the registration search, and the tyre placard on the driver's door to access commercial tyres that meet the specified load and speed criteria, and please ignore the popular-size list on the page as a guide for fitment.
Information regarding tyres for the Suzuki Super Carry can be found on the placard located at the driver's door lock pillar - the body pillar that is seen when the driver's door is open, next to the latch area. It provides details on approved tyre specifications as well as cold tyre pressure. Always check this placard before using the tyre sidewall and handbook, especially on older vans and imported versions.
Suzuki Super Carry does not need all four tyres to be replaced. The UK market van is rear-wheel drive, so no four-wheel-drive system needs matching tyres across both axles; just fit matching tyres as a pair on the same axle. When putting two new tyres on, move the better existing pair to the front and put the new pair on the rear axle. Imported 4WD versions require matching rolling circumferences across all four tyres.
- Body style
- Van
- Market segment
- Light commercial vehicle
- Gross vehicle weight (KG)
- 1450
- Production
- 1985 - 2005
- Engine Capacity (ltr)
- 1.3
- Fuel type
- Petrol
- No of cylinders
- 4
- No of valves
- 8
- Fuel system
- Carburettor
- Aspiration
- Naturally aspirated
- Transmission type
- Manual
- Horsepower (KW)
- 45
- Horsepower (PS)
- 61
- Torque (NM)
- 100
- Torque (RPM)
- 3000
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