Suzuki Kizashi Interchangeable Wheels

There are many situations in life where you may need a quick wheel change - a flat tire, a bent rim, or any other accident. In some situations, you may even be willing to put a wheel from another car on your Suzuki Kizashi just to get to your destination. The wheel interchangeability chart will help you find the right wheel for your Suzuki Kizashi - find out which wheels are guaranteed to fit your vehicle.

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Suzuki Kizashi wheels info

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Kizashi Bolt Pattern	PCD 5x114.3 See Adapters
Center bore (hub bore)	60.1 Find Hub Centric Rings
Thread size	M12 x 1.25 Buy Lug Nuts
Stock Rim Sizes Range	16x6.5 – 20x9.0 Get Hubcaps
Stock wheel offset	38 to 53 mm Get Wheel Spacers
Tire sizes	215/60 R16, 215/55 R17, 235/45 R18, 245/35 R20

What models have the same wheels?

Suzuki Grand Vitara	2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Suzuki SX4	2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Selecting the perfect set of wheels for your Suzuki Kizashi is an intricate process that demands attention to detail. Wheels are not one-size-fits-all components - each set is engineered with specific parameters that ensure a seamless fit and optimal performance on your vehicle. Key considerations include:

Bolt Pattern: This refers to the unique arrangement and number of mounting bolts required to secure the wheel onto your car. Getting the pattern right is crucial for a safe and stable fit.
Center Bore: Precision is key when it comes to the wheel's center bore, the central hole that aligns with your car’s hub. A mismatch here can lead to vibrations, so it's vital that the bore diameter matches your hub's size perfectly.
Offset: This critical measurement dictates how the wheels will sit in relation to the wheel arches—too far in or out can affect your vehicle's handling dynamics.

It's rare for wheels from a different vehicle to align with the bespoke specifications of your Suzuki Kizashi, as even a millimeter’s difference can result in an improper fit. Yet, the automotive world does hold some surprises: certain vehicles, often within the same brand, share wheel parameters, making their rims wonderfully interchangeable. This can be a boon when you're looking to refresh the look or performance of your car without veering away from a guaranteed fit.

Remember, when it comes to wheel interchange, compatibility is king. Ensuring you have the right match will keep your Suzuki Kizashi rolling smoothly and stylishly.

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