Шины и диски для Daewoo Tacuma, размер колёс на Даевоо Тасума

Шины на Daewoo Tacuma (Даевоо)

The compact minivan Daewoo Tacuma debuted in the model lineup of the Korean brand in 2000. The car shared a platform with the Nubira J100 sedan and was one of the variations of the Rezzo model, which was presented under its own name in a 7-seat version only in South Korea, and in a 5-seat version - in European countries. The differences from Rezzo concerned exclusively the options of the complete set, the design of the interior, the composition of the equipment, and a number of external decorative elements.

Both models were created as practical family transport with an emphasis on a spacious salon and a transformable interior. In terms of dimensions, the car was located between compact wagons and full-fledged minivans, offering a high body, comfortable landing, and a significant volume of internal space.

Platform and Engineering Architecture

The constructive basis of the model was a modernized front-wheel drive platform from the Nubira sedan. Unlike many minivans of that time, it received a relatively compact wheelbase, which made it possible to preserve good maneuverability in urban conditions. The front suspension is made according to the McPherson scheme with lower transverse arms, while a semi-dependent design with a torsion bar is used at the back. Such a layout provides a balance between comfort and stability at high speeds, increasing the volume of the luggage compartment. The difference between Tacuma and Rezzo was the other settings of the shock absorbers and springs for the European markets - the suspension received more "dense" settings, improving the stability of the car on high-speed highways. The body design was developed with the participation of the Pininfarina design studio. Thanks to the relatively short hood, high roof line, and increased glazing area, the salon turned out to be light and spacious, and the visibility - one of the strong points of the model.

Power Units

The engine range consisted of several gasoline "fours". The base was a 1.6-liter engine, developing 105 hp. However, the most popular was the 1.8-liter version, which was much better suited to this minivan in terms of traction, especially when fully loaded. The top versions of the configuration included a 2.0-liter engine with a capacity of 120 hp, which almost completely eliminated all questions about traction on high-speed highways. All engines were combined with a 5-speed manual transmission, and for some markets, a 4-speed automatic transmission was offered. The drive in all versions was front, which had a positive effect on fuel consumption and ease of operation.

Salon and Transformation Possibilities

The interior was created with regard to the requirements of family operation. The high landing provides a convenient entrance and a good view of the road, and the wide doorways facilitate the landing of passengers. However, the key feature of the salon was the flexible transformation system. The rear seats could be folded, moved, and dismantled, increasing the volume of the luggage compartment. Such a layout made it easy to adapt the car to various usage scenarios - from everyday trips to transporting bulky items.

Unlike the original Rezzo, the Tacuma version for European markets was often equipped with an extended package of equipment. The list of options included air conditioning, an electric package, airbags, an audio system with a CD player, and improved interior trim materials.

Equipment Features

Since the car was initially intended for use as a family vehicle, its suspension provided effective smoothing of road irregularities. The "soft" settings of the shock absorbers and springs were compensated on the track by an increased wheelbase and widely spaced wheels, shifted as far as possible to the corners of the minivan body. The large glazing area improves visibility, and the high roof increases the reserve of space above the passengers' heads. Practicality is complemented by a spacious luggage compartment, which in the standard position can accommodate a significant amount of luggage, and when the seats are folded, it turns into an almost flat cargo platform.

For Daewoo Tacuma, wheel disks with a landing diameter from 14 to 17 inches are used, the design of the hubs in most versions provides for the location of the mounting bolts according to the scheme 4?114.3, and the offset of the disks from ET44, which is important to consider when selecting wheels. It is convenient to select compatible positions in the online store "Mosavtoshina" thanks to a wide catalog, where you can find options that fully correspond to the factory parameters.

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