Maruti Omni Tyres

Tyres For Maruti Omni

Maruti Omni, most commonly known as Maruti Van, was a multipurpose vehicle and one of the oldest workhorses from the brand’s stable. The Omni was launched back in 1984 and has been serving large families, hospitals, and schools, and even performing as a reliable commercial transport vehicle.

The Omni was a fabulous MPV, and one of its biggest strengths was its affordable price tag which attracted thousands of buyers every month. Despite a lack of updates over several years, the vehicle managed to register decent sales before Maruti finally pulled the plug.

The tyres for Maruti Omni are still being produced by several manufacturers across the country, including the likes of CEAT, Apollo, JK Tyre, Goodyear, Maxxis, Bridgestone, etc.

The Maruti Omni comes in a tyre size of 12-inch, with a tubeless layout and radial construction.

Maruti Omni Tyre Sizes

The Omni comes equipped with a tyre size of 145/70 R12, considered decent enough for daily urban commutes and transporting luggage to and fro.

Maruti Omni Tyre Prices

Tyresdekho.com is the place, where you will get plenty of tyre products for your two-wheeler, four-wheelers and commercial vehicles. As Maruti Omni was an affordable multi-purpose vehicle, the tyre price also ranges in the economical bracket of Rs. 2000-3000, approximately. The tyres can also be purchased by filtering the products using specifications, such as load index, speed rating and warranty.

Maruti Omni Wheels

The tyres of the Maruti Suzuki Omni come fitted with steel wheels as standard.

Maruti Omni Tyre Pressure

Maruti Omni's recommended tyre pressure for the front and rear wheels is 30 psi.

Maruti Omni Variants

The Maruti Omni was available in the following variants.

Maruti Omni Specifications and Features

The power comes from the 796cc petrol mill that makes 34PS and 59Nm torque, coupled with a 4-speed gearbox. The car was also available with CNG and LPG variants, and also, in 5 and 8-seater formats. The car delivers a decent driving experience at reasonable speeds and a fair level of cornering. The engine was frugal and returns acceptable mileage of around 15kmpl.

In the features department, looking at the price point and the segment Omni comes from, the comfort aspects were minimal, however, there were several utility elements. The interiors feature a reclining front seat, adjustable front seat head restraints, a sliding function for the driver’s seat, and a dashboard with a cup holder and space for utility items.