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Suzuki Jimny modification. Tire Upgrade / Upsize. Direct fit, no mods.
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2023
- Installation done at National Tires , Loharka Road - Amritsar ; The owner there Mr Kushal (9779880002)Is a very good friend and helped arrange the tires in advance.😁
Just got our hands on the first jimny in the group.
It is an auto 4x4 Alpha model. After the few basic accessories from Nexa itself. The first thing to go are the stock tires.
Really wished we could have installed the BFGoodrich Ko2 in 235/75/15, but those are nowhere to be found in India currently. So the next best choice was the Goodyear Wrangler AT / Silentrac in 235/75/R15 on the stock wheels.
Probably the most under rated tire in the market currently, already used on a Mahindra getaway we had for a nice long winter Spiti trip. And these don’t disappoint at all. I would 100% place these above the Yokohama Geolander AT G015 , which would be the next best choice.
Finally!!!! Psudo SUV fans are still complaining about the price and size and interiors....while actual off-roaders have already begun the work!!! Great!!
No doubt. And all those complaints are not going to buy this awesome vehicle ever
In my opinion, the price of Force gurkha 3 door and 5 doors are more costlier in accordance to certain specifications and features on close inspection..
This man knows what he’s doing, unlike other RUclipsrs. Good job!
oh yea, i watched a video randomly suggested to me of a guy who had no number plate etc on his Jimny and was doing some "off roading" which looked more like abuse more than off roading haha
@@VibhoreKaushal Many RUclipsrs lack knowledge about vehicles but still resort to clickbait and views. 😀
That is true!
The only guy on Indian RUclips you guys need to follow for immense off-road knowledge
This was a long awaited video. That's a neat upgrade. Thank you for sharing detailed technical information regarding the tyre upgrade. Keep up the good work. Cheers
Your knowledge on tyre pressure is commendable. Moreover you're the first to give us the knowledge on tyre pressure in relation to the total weight of the car, its passengers and luggage.
yeah !! that was great info
I deal in old tyres mate. The kind of minute details you are sharing with people here is very impressive. You youtube channel certainly is underrated. Good luck for the future. 👍
Thank you
I haven’t come across a single person or channel on RUclips who is as knowledgeable and succinct as you are bhai! Thanks for what you do.
Just replacing the tires has already changed the look of the vehicle in a very positive way. I’m wondering if a lift that you so eloquently explained in one of your previous videos is now even necessary for non off-road use. Keep up the good work. Very few Indian vloggers or even journalists from reputed auto mags impart common sense but deep knowledge about automotive subjects like you do.
Thank you. And yes the lift will certainly go on eventually
I feel for routine usage and even overlanding, 235s on stock rims will work wonders.
This gentleman is sharing essential technical knowledge not just on Tires, but also on car mechanics. Please keep us educating with such info on this platform.
Thank you
So excited to see the video.. one thing for sure, the demand for Goodyear AT/ Silentrac is going up 😄
😁
Finally much awaited video from Chahal Bros is here 😍👍👍
Finally the long awaited video is here. Excited to see what all mods you're going to do with it.
glad i found your video randomly. Very interesting content. Would love to see your journey with the Jimney. Subbed.
Thank you 😊
Looking forward to your views on the trade off in terms of mileage and performance (acceleration & top speed)when compared to 215’s.
It will help and yes you are doing a great job 👍
Yes, provide a video for the same, we need to find out the difference , specially @ 3000 rpm in 5th gear, for both Stock and Modified Tyres
Hey i was waitin for your update since the last Jimny tyre Video. Glad to see you did went with the Goodyears Silent tracs. Looks much much better than stocks.
Waiting for the followup on these 💫
And the mods have started. The tyres fill up the arches so very well. Waiting for other mods and different tyre and suspension setups to be tested by Jaideep. Keep up the good work.
He's the real tire expert....🤩🤩🤩
Bruh
I need your forearm workout routine 😅
Unfortunately I've got twigs for arms
Haha
He provides the exact knowledge with depth regarding tyre size other info associated with tyre upgrade.....going good "POPEYE THE SAILOR MAN"😊
I'm going straightaway with the Yoko Geo AT 235/75 till BF goodrich arrives and stock rims. Eargerly waiting for your build with either 31s or 33s
That’s a beautiful choice for the tyres, after the BFGs of course!!
Our shetty anna is back.💪🏻
Awesome
235s look great
Wadaiyan veere, I've booked the base model, will look forward to ur modifications and copy them if possible 😁
Internationally a 5.5 J rim is designed for tires with width in the range of 165mm to 195mm. if I have to consider factor of safety of a well engineered alloy i would really not go for an upsize anything more than 20mm on a stock OEM wheel.
At 08:01 in the video you can see the bulge of the tire sidewall. Due to this 40mm upsize on a 5.5J wheel the side wall is already flexing and the tire will distort excessively sideways under fast cornering conditions.
finally the video i was waiting for... thank you so much!!
True review of of jimny will come from experts like u who are hardcore into 4×4 off roaders
That’s a beautiful upsize for the tyres. It’s a beautiful vehicle, unmatched performance like the Gypsy king but I still feel Suzuki has overpriced it by 2-3 lacs. Gypsy fans will stretch their pockets to buy it but it would have found a much wider audience had it been priced slightly cheaper. Best of luck for the mods to be done on upcoming Jimny’s. Waiting.
The best thing here is that the alloys looks the same as stock, the stock alloys are actually nice looking
Xcellant vdo, indepth knowledge, request to make a vdo for tyre sizes with yor preferrances along with best brand according to u, that will solve everyviewers confusion
Will try doing that as well
You have great knowledge of offroading. I have seen your videos, Keep it up.
Thank you
Bhai ji... full thesis hain aapki. Keep up the good work. Cheers!!
Thank you
Cannot wait for more videos on the Jimny. Love your content.
Thank you
My admiration to your technical skills. And above that sharing in plain terms. Haven't seen a single video on these lines. Actual good content creators are few. A request to please check your mic Quality. Thanks a ton for this video, it will help many fans to choose tyres correctly. May I say how many see or know about tech figures on the alloys. Your showing is enough for the people to know where to go for their mods, it is JAIDEEP ❤
Thank you 😁
Thanks for this video Jaideep, as a new Jimny owner, wanted to check if you have had issues on mounting the spare tire cover on these upgraded tires.
No issues at all, just didn’t fit it because the alloy looked better
Great video once again Jaideep veer! I have been doing some tire research for my Gypsy and I think it co-relates with the Jimny as well. Given the budget and the availability for the size 215 75 R15, I have narrowed my options to these 2 tires:
*Yokohama Geolandar AT G015 (LT)
*Continental CrossContact AT (Also LT I believe)
I think these tires are the most value for money and their availability is also much better than other brands. Personally, I wanted to go for BF Goodrich but they don't come by easily. I was also Interested in Maxxis Bravo AT 980 but their website doesn't mention 215 75 R15 anywhere. Interestingly though, all the tires that I have mentioned above are Light Truck (LT) spec tires.
However, the tires that you have installed are Passenger (P) spec tires I believe. It would be very insightful if you could share your views on why you went with a more road-oriented AT tire in this build. I think a lot of people are unaware of the differences between these 2 types of AT tires, so it could be an interesting topic for another video! 🙌
Also, do let me know what's your take on the options that I have considered. Cheers! 😁
These Goodyears are very under rated tires. All the paperwork and ratings aside. These are super capable both on and off the road.
I would place them above the contis or yokos
such a pro.... i leart a lot through this video. tyre pressure, tyre size, inches and the dimensions of it. keep it up.
Thank you
Is there any sign of death wobble with 235 section tires. What is the best steering damper available in India for only upgrade in Jimny with 235 section tires.
Nope none at all. The foamcell damper from Ironman is probably going to be one of the best in the world to be available locally
Thank u Sir….
I’m thinking of getting the same tires but can you tell me if that size hits the the chassis from the inside? And what mileage drop did you find after replacing the tires?
Go for it
Thank you for sharing this video. Very insightful. About the 235, do you see any significant change in the fuel efficiency?
Not at all, feels the same.
Just more stable
Awesome upgrade! Hope the Jimny isn't bogged down by the 235's. Any reason for not going with Goodyear Wrangler AT/SA which is superior compared to Goodyear Wrangler AT SilentTrac? Yes Goodyears are definitely underrated but they excel very well in all aspects. Please keep up the good work and share your adventures with this little gem!
The 235 don’t big down the Jimny at all, rather feels like these corrected the gearing now 😁
The AT/ST is a newer tread and more aggressive than the AT/SA I feel. I have had very good experiences with the AT/SA as well
@@TreadTrails Thanks; glad to know. Had a look at them today in flesh; seems very impressive. I have decided to source the SilentTrac! 😃
Maruti should upgrade these Tyres itself as itseems now a necessity for Jimmny customers to upgrade it
Goodyear AT ST is really a fantastic Tyre pattern.
Superb. You explain very well. Grey colour looks good. how you compare it with black.
I prefer the grey
Impressed at the theory knowledge of sir. 👍
Fantastic details bro!!
What’s your experience with off-roading on these? Does it brush the body in anyway?
How much did you get for your stock tyres?
They brushed for a few days, eventually made their space 😁
Nicely and neatly done
Awaiting since the tyres were compared in showrooms with inch tapes 😅.
Hope the aftermarket for this grows in coming months as there are very limited addons available at the moment as compared to international market. (E.g rims, back ladder, roof rack and other supports.)
Loads going on soon 😁
Beautiful upgrade
Excellent info 💯
The Gypsy had a very poor rear door hinge support for it’s rear suspension setup. Maruti slept for 35 years over it…the Jimny with the hinges spaced out vertically and a more compliant suspension should hold up well with a marginally heavier tyre too - a relief.
Not sure if the Gypsy rims, which are very robust, are a direct fit on the Jimny in terms of offset, studspacing and the central hole dia.
So true, hoping this will hold the 31” tire as well.
The gypsy rims are a direct fit as far as pcd and Center bore are concerned, but they might rub with the suspension arms since they are super inset and solid axles always need a little offset in the wheels
@@TreadTrails please advice
i was waiting for this video from you...!
Hi! In your earlier video you had mentioned the ideal size for stock replacement without any lift kit is 215/75/15 (which has 1.6% deviation and that makes sense) while the 235/75/15 in this video will be almost 6% deviation. What kind of impact are we looking at the car as its more than the recommended deviation? Also can you show a video with tyres turned to be sure it doesn't touch anywhere. Do these tyres require any changes to be made to car apart from speedo calibration? Thanks.
I’m going with 215/75 for mine. But listen, Jaideep knows best. Unlike many others who mislead us.
It looks toooooo small
And the 235 upsize is as I mentioned the best compromise if you want to plan for wider/offset wheels later or add a lift kit too
@@TreadTrails thanks Jaideep!
Hi Jaydeep @TreadTrails,
As you commented in the Vlog, you will provide the detailed calculation for the idea tyre pressure in the description section. However I could not find it in the description. Could you kindly share the calculation with us?
I am running Yoko LT 215/75R15 on my Jimny @28 PSI. But it feels a bit too bouncy at this pressure. So want to calculate the optimal pressure needed for 2 passengers and full load for a more comfortable ride.
Awesome and sensible upgrade
Amazing video....I too am getting the delivery next week, was planning tyre upsize on stock. 235s wont damage tbe underbody or the dynamics, right? Because I dont want to spend extra on the uplift kit in the beginning. TIA
They won’t, rather they just add to the stability and braking feel
Excellent and very informative 😊👏
Very informative brother, by any chance do you have 215/75 R15 installed in any of your Jimny's? Would love a review with that set of tyres.
Installing bfg 215 tomorrow hopefully
@@TreadTrails can’t get the BFG’s anywhere 🥲 could you help with them ? Thanks
After 9 min audio is way to low in the video... I really like the channel & way you represent things, don't let these kinds of technical issues come in between please... Once again i really enjoy watching your videos there is so much knowledge to gain from your videos ... Keep up the good work 👍
Thank you 😁
Is this Jimny getting a suspension lift. 235 might rub a bit in extreme off-road condition but for highway and rough road use they won’t rub I guess. Rest do update and compare with a stock Jimny on what are the changes in the drive quality and control. Regards
Nice just perfect like you said doesnt break the bank 👍👍👍
Cant wait for your offroading video of these new set of tyres
You make it sound like rocket science 😂😂😂
Haha not at all
Please explain the effects of this tyre upgrade on the mileage, steeringa and turning radius + turning velocity and turning stability
Yes will do a 15000/20000kms user review and share inputs on all your concerns and more.
Brother, thanks for the informative video. Please share the tyre pressure calculation. I have bought a set of Yoko geolander for my innova but struggling to determine the right tyre pressure.
Your inputs will be helpful. Thank you
Depends on the tire size and peak pressure at 100% load
Was waiting for your video . Mine is comming in few weeks 😊
Best of luck
We will just keep replicating most of what Chahal ji does 😀
Nice and well explained. Just a question, does this 235 rubs anywhere on the inner fender lining on full turns ?
Barely touched a fender liner flap on the right at full lock, easy fix
Nice sir and beautiful pictures 😍
Great vidoe Bhai, I hope u make a video of jimmy off-roading in himalaya mountain range
@TreadTrails I've watched a video from "Just Jimny" youtube channel.. They said we need to use lift kits for 235/75r15 tyres on jimny.. The tyres touch the fender/Curb during offroading due to suspension articulation..
That's true, but in India people use big tyres for looks not for rock crawling. For better articulation lift kit is must for a small 4*4 like jimny.
Yes true, but the thing is that on a solid axle setup, if extreme enough, even stock tires will rub. On the trails all day today, didn’t rub at all.
Pretty happy
what will be the biggest wheel size that can be fitted without lifting kit or any other modification within 15 inches rim size?
235/75/15 I feel
Can we use 235/ 75 R 15 ..without any repercussions on my Jimmy engine or did it touches the fenders on curves , and we have lot of snow in winter , so it sticks between the fenders n tyres as temp goes - 25 n in the video , the gap seems narrow after installation of 235 on your jimny .I lives in ladakh..lot of curves..n snow as well.. do guide me . i dont want to spent extra money on lift kids ,as i booked a Jimmy ..i want to put 215/75 ..now i changed my mind to 235 ..
As it is, not possible
But the changes needed to make these tires + snow chains fit is very very simple and that makes the 235 even more worth the extra effort of making them fit
Is it good to fit Yokohama geolander 235/75R 15 ..so please reply does it touches the fender on heavy curves ..
BFGs are not easily available in India as Michelin is not importing them any more. Dealers who are managing them are selling at very high rates. Michelin is setting up manufacturing in India, hopefully in next six months Michelin tyres and BFG are easily available. Lets see.
Yes , I heard that too. Really looking forward to seeing Made in India BFGs, that would be such a relief
Hi,
I would like to upgrade to 215/75/R15 AT from the stock tires. Would this cause any difference in the overall performance of the vehicle.
Also I wanted to know that this being a new vehicle, would the wheel alignment post tire replacement be a difficult job ?
I just don’t want to have any unnecessary problems on a new vehicle. Any help or suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
The 215s will not cause any trouble at all. It is the most safe and simply upgrade for the Jimny. Also on a new vehicle, all you need Is balancing for the front 2 wheels and don’t need any alignment work
Does upgrading the tyres affect warranty of the vehicle ?
Looks great ❤
Such an insightful channel this is,jaideep. Kudos. Same as many had commented here,i plan to change my tires upon delivery to r15 75 215. Saw your responses here that you feel its undersized.Still as an amateur in offroading and 4 wheel drives,i plan to stick with same(i dont want my tires to stay out at all).Anything else to be concerned about for 215?
Also a video with 215 tyres,much appreciated.👍
215 is a very good size. I am just more inclined towards a taller sidewall so prefer 235.
Else 215 has zero issues and will work 10/10
6:07 Can you help with PSI calculation. I cannot see any information on that in the description. Thank you ☺️
is the Yokohama geolander AT also a good choice?
Yes pretty good, plus they come in white letters 😁
Thanks for sharing such a useful information and knowledge in deep.👌👍
Thank you
those would look gr8 with stock steel sims
Hi sir , What should be the tyre pressure? Also do they courier these in other states ?
For the 235, we are using 26 front and 25 rear, am sure they can courier these
@@TreadTrails thanks for your response . Appreciate 😊
Thanks for sharing tyre knowledge. Afterwrds cant hear you properly. And you look somewhat like sunil shetty 😄
Any road noise in this tyre? And what would be the risk involved? And any reduction in top speed?😊
The wrangler AT/ST is the most silent tire in its category, even though I do not give low road noise any credit as long as a tire performs well. But ST in the name is for silentrac 😁
Did they easily fitted or some extra lift work has been done..can we easily switched to these tyres without any extra modifications???
Yes you can switch to these with no additional modifications
So these are on stock alloys…can u also make a video showing the car from the side…can’t make out much…also are geolanders a good fit at 235
Yes the Yokohama geolanders will be really good too, plus they come with white letters
Sir I want to replace stock tyres of thar and want to retain the alloys. Pls suggest which tyre will be good so as to improve stability.
Please watch the video
Great video
Planning to put 235 x75xR15 in near future,do i need to put lift kit?
Not really, will suffice
Was desperately waiting for the vid.... Awesome.... Need description for the tyres...
Thank you
What about bfg ko2 215/75/R15 is that good for jimny compare to the 235/75/r15.
Yes the 215 is also a great choice
Excellent video with great insights. Heard that sometimes the change of tyres have an impact on the sensors inside the vehicle. Any of that with these tyres?
Sir your arms are like solid axle
Is that with stock suspension, no cutting anything?
Yes stock, and nothing at all was cut / altered
Any reason you all choose automatic over the Manual transmission? Is the Manual transmission that bad?
No, the manual isn’t bad at all. Auto just for the convenience
Hi Jaideep, may you pls. confirm if these 235/75 R15 tyres will rub against the body when maximum articulation is achieved during offroading...That is the only concern I have right now bcoz in one of the other videos on youtube, 215/75 R15 tyres we almost touching the car's body in offroading when max articulation was achieved !
I have covered the exact issue in the next video. The so called rubbing is nothing to worry about at all
235 or 215 75 r15? Will 235 be the best size? Without chipping or chopping?
235 imo
these are going to touch body in hardcore offroading. 225 70 R 15, if available, in a/t will be good upgrade without lift. Even 215 75R15 will alsotouch in hardcore offroading
In a solid axle vehicle, anything will touch on enough articulation , even the stock ones
Been on the trails all day with the 235s, no issues at all
@@TreadTrails Thanks for reply............
Good video.
which colour is this? and what psi did u keep the tyre?
They grey/silver one 😬
32psi to settle the bead for first 500kms and then 25psi
Hello sir,
Won’t the 235 section tyres bulge on the 5.5 inch width alloys?
According to the data available, a 5.5 inch width alloy can take upto 195 section tyres max.
What are your views about it?
Thank you.
A 235 section tyre needs minimum 7.5J Rim...
You are right in saying that 5.5J can accommodate a maximum of 195 section tyre.
Am told that stock alloys can take upto 215/75/15 with no need for lift or articulation issues.I feel 235 will benefit with a change of rims and a lift kit which surely will be done soon by the OP.
@@anilgangolli6681 simply Google "rim width tire size chart"
@@SushilKPingua 235/75r15 is max for Stock rims of jimny... There's many international videos on jimny's tyre comparison.. Even Suzuki Thailand uses 235/75r15 tyres for this rims
215/75R15 tyres are the last fit on 5.5jnch rims
What about yokohama geolander 235/75/15