[rajivtelang]

Originally Posted by TiagoOwner

Hi All,

Tata Tiago XT Petrol (2021) is suddenly losing power while driving, making it hard for the vehicle to move even in 1st and 2nd gears with accelerator pressed.

There are illuminated malfunction light and ABS light.

Last time when I encountered the same issue a week ago, the error codes were cleared by the service folks using the OBD and Laptop at TASS but the same problem came up again.

PS: It’s not getting solved by restarting the vehicle.

Just go through this thread where the fuel pump issue is mentioned by a few tiago owners. See if it is same and proceed as per the suggestions given.

[sharmanova]

Tata Tiago sales cross 6 lakh unit milestone:

Tiago hatchback had launched in 2016 and currently gets petrol, CNG and EV powertrains.

[XRoader_001]

Tata likely to launch Tiago facelift at the Bharat Mobility 2025.

[null]

Is the upcoming facelift only for Tiago EV or the entire Tiago range?

Also, there are no changes to the battery pack / range in the information shared for the EV version. So its mostly a cosmetic upgrade.

[AshishMG]

Hello everyone! My 2020 Tiago xz+ which has done done little more than 40k on stock goodyear tyres. It needs replacement, and I need help choosing tyres. About 80% of driving is done on Kerala highway and rest in panchayat roads. Goodyear tyres were comfortable but I am looking for something that could last a little longer and provide the same or more comfort. Also should I upgrade from 175/60 to 175/65. Suggestion and comments are welcome Thank you!

[250Nm]

Originally Posted by AshishMG

I am looking for something that could last a little longer and provide the same or more comfort. Also should I upgrade from 175/60 to 175/65. Suggestion and comments are welcome Thank you!

I recommend Continental UC6, preferably with an upsize of 185/65 (make sure they do not rub against wheel well under full load). My UC6 have done 45K and are much grippier and silent compared to all my previous sets (Good Years from factory, followed by Yoko Earth 1 which became stiff and noisy after ~30K).

[AshishMG]

Originally Posted by 250Nm

I recommend Continental UC6, preferably with an upsize of 185/65 (make sure they do not rub against wheel well under full load). My UC6 have done 45K and are much grippier and silent compared to all my previous sets (Good Years from factory, followed by Yoko Earth 1 which became stiff and noisy after ~30K).

Thanks for the suggestions.
Most of the travel is loaded with three people in the back and luggage. So I am not too sure about upsizing tyres

[carhead]

Tiago is slowly increasing monthly sales back to March'24 figures.

Aug'24-Oct'24 monthly average is 4500.
Nov-Jan'25 average is 5700.

With the recent facelift this should increase further. Tiago is an excellent product for its price. Only major actionable area is the 3 pot NA engine refinement. This too is gradually improving.

[libranof1987]

Originally Posted by AshishMG

Hello everyone! My 2020 Tiago xz+ which has done done little more than 40k on stock goodyear tyres. It needs replacement, and I need help choosing tyres.

I recently changed the tyres on my Tiago. Called a couple of shops and got quotes for Ceat, Goodyear and Continental. Eventually chose the Goodyear Assurance Triplemax 2; got them for 5,200 a piece.

[izzikio_rage]

Originally Posted by AshishMG

Hello everyone! My 2020 Tiago xz+ which has done done little more than 40k on stock goodyear tyres.!

We changed our Tiago to Bridgestones some time back. The shop guy mentioned that these had less rolling resistance and lower noise. Both of which are fairly apparent when driving. Good purchase at about 5.2k per tyre.

[carhead]

Tiago has sold 7946 nos in Mar'25. This is their best sales in past 20 months since Aug'23 (9463).
Facelift effect?

[sparkguy]

I am experiencing an unusual sound from my 7yrs old tiago, a constant whining sound from left side of bonnet/engine which is audible only when I press the acceleration pedal. Any suggestion to mitigate this will be appreciated.