Parts for your 2023 Suzuki Splash-Wheel hubs

2023 Suzuki Splash wheel-hubs – fitment relevance

Wheel-hubs are not used on a 2023 Suzuki Splash for a simple reason: there’s no 2023 model year Splash. Technical references show the Splash’s European production ran from 2008 to 2014 at Magyar Suzuki, and its closely related Indian-market twin (Maruti Ritz) was discontinued by 2017. Suzuki’s model history, the official Suzuki electronic parts catalogue (EPC) and workshop literature for Splash/Ritz, plus the platform twin data for Opel/Vauxhall Agila B (also ended circa 2014), all align on those dates. So a “2023 Suzuki Splash” fitment listing isn’t applicable, and therefore “2023 Splash wheel-hubs” aren’t a thing that can be supplied to a vehicle that wasn’t built.

That said, every genuine Splash on the road (2008–2014 in Europe, Ritz to ~2017 in India) does use wheel-hubs. The front end uses sealed hub/bearing units with ABS encoding built in on ABS-equipped variants, while the rear is typically a hub integrated with a drum (or a hub/bearing unit where rear discs are fitted on some markets). If a customer is shopping for Splash hubs, they should match parts to the actual build year and VIN, not a 2023 placeholder.

• Production scope: Splash (EU) 2008–2014, Ritz (IN) approx. 2009–2017, per Suzuki EPC and service manuals.
• Platform notes: Shares underpinnings with Opel/Vauxhall Agila B, which ceased around 2014.
• Service info: Factory manuals describe sealed, non-serviceable hub/bearing units, replacement is by unit swap or press-fit bearing (variant dependent).

For correct hub selection on a real Splash/Ritz, confirm VIN, rear brake type (drum vs disc), ABS presence and the wheel stud pattern (commonly 4×100). ABS encoder types and tone ring specs vary, so mixing parts can trigger warning lights. Torque-to-yield hub nuts and axle fasteners should be renewed as specified by the workshop manual. If in doubt, rely on the Suzuki EPC part number supersessions rather than guessing by model year alone.

Popular questions

Is there a 2023 Suzuki Splash, and does it use wheel-hubs?
No. Technical sources show Splash production ended by 2014 in Europe and the Ritz by 2017 in India, so a 2023 model isn’t a thing. All cars need wheel-hubs, but there’s no 2023 Splash to fit them to. Choose hubs based on a 2008–2014 Splash (or Ritz equivalent) with the correct VIN and brake/ABS spec.

Which wheel-hub fits my Splash?
Match by VIN in the Suzuki EPC, and check rear brake type and ABS. Front hubs are sealed hub/bearing units on most variants, rears may be an integrated drum-and-hub or a hub/bearing disc setup depending on market. Confirm stud pattern and ABS encoder style before ordering.

Can hubs from a 2023 Swift or Ignis be used on a Splash?
Not recommended. Bearing sizes, offsets, ABS pulse rings and mounting details differ across models and years. Only fit parts that cross-reference to your Splash’s exact part number or supersession in the EPC.