Maruti Gypsy Tyres

Tyres For Maruti Gypsy

Maruti Suzuki Gypsy is an iconic SUV and the first from the brand for the Indian market. The vehicle was first launched in 1985 and was in production for over three decades. The Gypsy was a global vehicle and has been one of the best-selling from Maruti. The three-door SUV was available in the hard top, soft top and 4x4 variants and still can be seen plying on our roads in abundance.

The car was known for its lightweight design and a peppy petrol engine that made it a hot favourite of off-roading enthusiasts. The Gypsy is still adored by the armed forces of India due to its capability of traversing on rugged terrains. The car was blessed with a solid set of tyres, which are still being produced by leading manufacturers, including JK Tyre, Apollo, Yokohama, Maxxis, Continental, etc.

The Maruti Gypsy tyres come in the size of 15 inches, with a tubeless format and radial construction.

Maruti Gypsy Tyre Sizes

The Gypsy is available with a tyre size of 205/70 R15, promising excellent command over rough surfaces.

Maruti Gypsy Tyre Prices

Tyresdekho.com is the ideal platform to access all the tyre information, be it model information, reviews and prices. The tyre price for Maruti Gypsy ranges between Rs. 5000-7000, approximately, depending on the tyre brand you choose. The tyres can also be searched using criteria such as speed rating, load index and warranty.

Maruti Gypsy Wheels

The tyres of the Maruti Gypsy are shod with steel wheels.

Maruti Gypsy Tyre Pressure

Maruti Gypsy's recommended tyre pressure for the front and rear wheels is 30-32 psi, and 32 psi, respectively.

Maruti Gypsy Variants

Maruti Gypsy was available in the below variants.

Maruti Gypsy Specifications and Features

The Maruti Suzuki Gypsy is powered by a 1.3L multi-point fuel injection petrol engine that makes 80PS and 103Nm torque, mated to a 5-speed gearbox, that transfers the power to all the wheels. The car generated decent mileage of around 10kmpl in mixed driving conditions. The Gypsy comes with a fuel tank capacity of 40L.

The Gypsy has been mostly used for recreational purposes; hence, it lacks the features and ride quality, which is required by today’s market. However, the car was a people carrier as it came with rear bench seats facing each other, easily accommodating eight people. The car offered decent headroom and legroom and shoulder support to the passengers.