Nissan cars tyre pressure - Magnite and X-Trail details

For a long time, Nissan had just one SUV in its lineup for India until the super-exclusive but low-spec X-Trail was launched in August 2024. The Magnite is due for a facelift in October, focusing on improving the compact crossover's perceived quality while retaining its value-for-money proposition and well-engineered build. The manufacturer has promised more made-for-India products, but we must wait and see what is in store. Let’s check out the tyre pressure details of Nissan cars in India in detail:

Nissan Magnite tyre pressure

Launched in late 2020, the Nissan Magnite is a well-engineered, competitively priced compact crossover SUV best known for its turbo-petrol engine and CVT combo. The Magnite is offered with the same size tyre across all its variants and special editions but gets alloy wheels in the more premium trims. Here’s a detailed breakdown of its tyres and wheels and the recommended pressures:

Nissan X-Trail tyre pressure

Nissan has brought back the X-Trail SUV to India. In its fourth generation, the India-spec X-Trail is available in limited numbers (150 units total), in a lower trim, and is priced at Rs 49.92 lakh, ex-showroom. Fitted with large 20-inch wheels and tyres, the X-Trail does not get a spare tyre to save weight and costs.

Nissan car tyre tips

• You should retighten the wheel bolts every 1000km
• You should rotate the tyres every 10,000km for even wear and tear. This is true for both the Magnite as well as the X-Trail, as these are front wheel drive SUVs with the same size tyres on both axles

• The tyre rotation pattern to be followed for the Magnite and the X-Trail. The spare tyre should not be part of the rotation 
• In variants fitted with a tyre pressure monitoring system, care should be taken not to damage the pressure sensors placed on the inside the wheels
• Tyres over six years old should be replaced regardless of the distance they have been driven
• The Nissan Magnite is equipped with a temporary-use spare wheel; this is not designed to be driven at speeds over 80km and for long periods. Nissan recommends users should change the punctured tyre at the first opportunity
• Refitting upsized tyres can affect the assistance systems of the vehicle; this includes the predictive parking lines on the rear-view camera, where larger-diameter tyres can affect turning distances

• Upsized tyres can increase the chances of a roll-over accident

   

FAQs

Q. What is the tyre size on the Nissan Magnite?

All Nissan Magnite variants are fitted with 195/60/R16 tyres, though the wheel type differs according to the variants/models.

Q. What is the tyre size of the Nissan Magnite in inches?

All variants of the Nissan Magnite are equipped with 16-inch wheels and tyres.

Q. Does the Nissan Magnite have a tyre pressure monitoring system?

Yes. The Nissan Magnite is equipped with a tyre pressure monitoring system as standard.

Q. Where can I find the recommended tyre pressure on a Nissan car?

The tyre pressure information placard is placed on the lower part of the driver-side central pillar (B-pillar).

Q. Where is the tyre pressure displayed on a Nissan X-Trail?
The Nissan X-Trail’s tyre pressure monitoring system has a dedicated screen on the digital instrument cluster.