2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara Q & A from Around the Web
We have found 45 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
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Where can I find a body kit for a 2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara?
I have a 2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara. I would like to either buy a full car body kit or a kit to replace the tailgate and rear bumper so I can get rid of the spare tire. Does anyone know where I can get one of these? Please don't say eBay or something like that. I have been looking for over six months and need some help. Thanks! Please don't give me...
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check it below. http://yourselect.info/58204/car-body-kits Gooooood luck (: Reference:http://yourselect.info/58204/car-body-kits
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What is Suzuki Grand Vitara V6 2008 Tire pressuare?
OK so i have a Suzuki Grand Vitara, and on a screen there is a sing and it looks like a flat tire, and it saying that tire pressure is low, so can somebody tell what is Suzukies tire pressure is. Please.
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in my autotech class we usually set the pressure on tires from 32-34psi for most cars and compacts, and upto 34-36psi for vans, SUV's and trucks. Reference:H.C. wilcox Tech school, Hartford area career and tech center.
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Do they sell all terrain tires for 2008 suzuki grand vitara and how can I get more horse power for my vehicle?
I wanted to know if they had all terrain tires for my 2008 4x4 suzuki grand vitara. If so, Is it worth getting them, do they make a difference on off roading or highway? Plus how can I get more horse power? do I change my filter, what about thicker spark plug wires, does that work? Is there better spark plugs for horsepower? have u heard of...
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Where I live, most tire brands do have all terrain tire for SUZUKI Grand Vitara The impressive performance can be observed off-roads A less vicious engine oil may help like a new oil filter A new air filter can help A thicker spark plug wire can help only id the existing one is faulty Omitting the...
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2008 suzki grand vitara suggested tire is 225/70r16. Is a 235/70r16 ok?
After picking up my car today I noticed the garage put the wrong sized tires on my car. When i stopped back in and asked if these tires are ok considered the size differential they said they were optional tires for the car and would be fine. Are they correct or should I insist they put on the 225/70r16s?
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From 225/70r16 to 235/70r16 At 65mph your speedo will read 63.804mph your vehicle higher by 0.276 inches If your Vitara is a 4x4 with different tires sizes the transmission will break. Expect poor mpg. To answer your question,yes ask for the right tires. If you want to keep the wrong tires ask the...
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Value for money is a real selling point for the 2008 Suzuki Grand Vitara.
For the price of a similarly equipped four-cylinder compact SUV, the Grand Vitara offers a V-6.
Unfortunately, performance just isn’t on par with that of the V-6 Ford Escape, Jeep Liberty, or Toyota RAV4.
The Jeep Liberty has more torque and is the better choice for demanding off-roading or if you plan to tow a boat, while the RAV4, with its especially useful third row seat, is a top choice for those who plan to go mostly on road.
The Liberty’s interior is quite cramped, though.
The Sportage, RAV4, and Escape all benefit from carlike handling to bring more security to curvy roads.
Then there’s the Grand Vitara’s cumbersome spare tire on the back hatch, which handicaps cargo loading (and visibility, slightly); the RAV4 also follows this silly arrangement.
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