Suzuki Every PKDM

[voodoo]

i finally put purchased the local manufactured Suzuki Every 2025. The overall ride is smooth... so far have driven it 1200km. Overall experience is good..
Changed the stock tires (145/80/12) to Bridgestone (165/70/12) which has improved the overall ride.
Within city the average with ac is around 16.5 to 17km/l.

[m.aamirsher]

How is/was the AC performance in summer?

[voodoo]

I just purchased two weeks back .. I would say the performance of ac is the same as PKDM alto

[pwuser167536480499]

We have also bougt a one now. Alhamdulilah so far so good. Driven only 250kms. Seems value for money after the discount. Tyre pressure recommended by company is high. I think 30 psi is also okay for day to day small family use.

[voodoo]

right ... have you changed the stock tires ? I have installed Bridgestone tires and running them of 30 psi.

[pwuser167536480499]

No we are using stock tyres. These are 8 ply tyres capable of sustaining heavy loads when required. The after market tyres are 4 ply and soft. They make ride comfortable for small family use but are not for large family use or heavy loading. Regards

[voodoo]

agreed.... btw in city average with ac is around 16.5 to 17 and considering a van with not much aerodynamics I think it's good... while on motorways it has achieved max 18

[sumair.jokhio]

What tyre pressure have u kept in front and rear tyres? Side door sticker shows 41psi in front and 54 psi in rear tyre with light load.
Isn't that air pressure high.
I have also purchased a Suzuki every last week but confused about tyre pressure.
Right now I have kept 32 psi front and 35 psi rear.

[m.aamirsher]

40 psi is also okay in stock /company fitted tyres. 40 Improves fuel average. Minimun you should keep is 35 psi but 40 is better.

[pwuser167536480499]

I have switched to company recommended tyre pressure i. e. 40 in front 50 in rear wheels. Fuel average has improved, though the ride is a little bumpy now.

[sumair.jokhio]

Is there a differential lock for rear tyres, one of my car rear tyre slips when in mud or sand?

[voodoo]

am not using company tyres I have installed Bridgestone 165/70 R12 and all 4 are on 28 psi.... car is almost done 2800km and average in city traffic with ac is now improved to 17.5 to 17.3

[sumair.jokhio]

Actually I'm using stock tyres of 145R12C , but my car rear tyres are slipping on sand and rough roads.
So should I reduce the air pressure to 30psi ? Right now it's 35 psi front and 40 psi rear.

[voodoo]

it will still slip a bit cause of the tyre patten..

[noormehdi0099]

I found the ride a little bumpy even on good roads, did the new tyres made any difference

[pwuser167536480499]

Changed stock tyres with Chinese tyres Lenston eagle HT75 165/70 R12 mainly because the shopkeeper was offering good deal. Reduced tyre pressure to 35 psi in new tyres. The ride has become noticeably smooth and comfortable. However other small car users are praising Maxxis tyres for better comfort, grip and durability.

[pwuser157218079167]

I also bought one in mineral grey.felt a bit bumpy as I live in the suburbs where road condition is not upto the mark.i m still using stock tyres with 30psi in all.what do you guys recommend?moreover any recommendation for seat covers in rwp/isld and any specific mat/flooring to be installed?

[m.aamirsher]

Changing tyres will make the ride smooth. I have heard people praising Maxxis tyres. It would be better if you change rims as well and switch to 13" ones. Broader tyres will also improve grip. Moreover reverse camera and screen are a must.
Plastic mats are available in the market. Front plastic mats are vehicle specific while for tha back customized cutting is done.
Hope it helps.

[voodoo]

my every has completed 5000km. got the 2nd inspection done plus oil change.. the company has recommended 10w-40 for it. average these days with ac is currently at 17.5 the tyre pressure is kept at 26 and on nitrogen.