In this episode we have the new Opposite Lock Jimny join us for a tyre size test 235/75R15 BF's vs 215/75R15 BF's . You tell and show you all the pro's and con's in this test. Hope you enjoy it!!!!!
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Very informative as usual. Thanks 😊 Salute from Egypt 🇪🇬
Thank you for the support Hazem👌
Thanks for a great and helpful comparison raymond
Thanks for the support👍
Cant wait for my one in 4 months! Will be watching your videos for a guide :)
Glad we could help you out.
Freaking beautiful! Cool looking Jimny’s!👌😎👍
Thanks for the support👍
My jimny is coming around this April! Thank you for the video
Glad we could help you out👍
@@justjimny I got my jimny already , come to watch again !
@@MoCheung Congrats , hope you are enjoying your new toy👌
Thank you sir for your good practical information. It will be a great help for jimny owners here in india, as 5 door jimny already launch in india too.
Great 👍
Hahaha had a good laugh at that cute Ostrich🤣❤️
Good information thanks
Thank you👍
Love the ostrich!
A member in most of our test videos , featured for the first time :)
myPOV: m/t tyres with the new compounds are well suited for any terrain(blacktop to snow and everything in between), at least a rear locker to be able to move slowly thru challenging terrain rather than having to build momentum with the eLSD, the longranger fuel tank i.e. the TR87 doubling range will make the Jimny suitable for extended overland and offroad travel. Last but not least, keep the weight low & to the minimum.
Yes I agree with everything you mentioned , I am really interrested in the longrange tank , but still deciding for which one to go for.
@@justjimny what options, did not know there was another other than the one designed by TheLongRanger?
@@peterpontikos3786 There is anotherone thats an auxiliry tank that can hold 37L , if I remember correct from Aus .
let me know if you come across it again,very curious..as the undercarriage space is limited and the TR87 optimises the space of where the oem tank sits. TLR design of TR87 is optimum.
@@peterpontikos3786 Its a 30 L aux tank.www.browndavis.com.au/suzuki-jimny-2018-present-30-litre-auxiliary-long-range-fuel-tank/
buen video.
next month my wife will receive her brand new jimny in ivory color, i'm here waiting patiently to steal it in the weekends :D
Hope she will share with you🤣
Hi Evry one . I'll go for 215 due to driving combinaison . Thanks for Your video .
Always a pleasure Jean-Luc👍
Agree, I will do too
Interesting video, informative as always, thank you. I have general at3, in stock size, 195/80r15 which is the only legal size for gen 4 jimny in my country. I can not find an MT tire this size :/ Any good brands make MT tire this size?
I have not seen MT tyres in this size. Thank you for the support👍
Hi Raymond, you mensioned lockers in this video. Are OL thinking of installing lockers on there Jimny? I'm also leaning towards that but those ARB lockers are exspensive🤑
Chris yes they are thinking about fitring electronic lockers that OL will make availible locally , bur you really need to go very extreme offroad to justify lockers , driver capability and experience will bring you much further than just adding lockers.
Ostrich co-star was a highlight for me 😀
Jip she is very tame and loves people , so when we pop in , she always comes around to say hi🤣
As a general rule think of a butter knife when considering tyres, flat side squish, edge side cut 🤔👍
Thanks for the support Brian👍
Excellent video 👍👍
Thanks for the visit
I got the stock 195/80r15 tyres off my cousin when she upgraded to 215/75r15. I'm using them on my van. I will get a 2 inch lift just from tyres haha
The stock tyres are not bad for road use , but as soon as you hit gravel roads , they are just not tough enough and they pickup sidewall damage very quuckly.
You've got a good voice and style of speaking.
Thank you.
Thank you for your video. 215/75R15 would be good choice in terms of better handling and mileage. Which brand would you suggest in terms of overall comfort, ride quality and better fuel mileage in 215/75R15
Well that also depends on your usecase , for heavy offroad and gravel roads , BF Goodrich and Maxxis AT. Bridgestone and General Grabbers cheaper options but wont perform as well as the BFs and Maxxis.
@@justjimny thank you 😊
Es el mejor todo terreno 😁😃😁
Thanks for this video. Is that the standard rims? What size and offset are those?
Both have the standard Suzuki Jimny GLX rims on 15inch no offset.
Great informative video recommended PSI for the 215 tires? Thanks
Onroad 2-1.8 bar depending on load , gravel roads 1 - 0.8 , off road 0.8 , softsand 0.6👍
And for the 235 tires?
Hi! Have you tried using 225/70/r15? I tried comparing it with the stock tires (195/80/r15) and it’s diameter is much closer than 215/75/r15. I want to use your recommendation regarding 215s however the size is very rare in my country and 225s are the ones that are usually available. Your opinion would be very much appreciated. Thank you!!
The 225/70 , should work with no complications , you can go for them👍
Great video cheers mate. Any chance you got a look at how that tough dog Jimny has mounted the spot lights to the bumper?
Hi David , they drilled holes through the bumper and fastend them with flatbar at the bottom.
@@justjimny Thank you very much mate. Keep up the good work. Definitely my go to channel for Jimny content. Hoping one day you will be able to do a video on Jimny recovery. Thanks again! Greetings from Australia.
@@MrRanma3030 recovery video is on its way , wil try and get that done early next month👍
Hello ! My Jimny has a recommended tyre pressure of 26 on the stock tyres (195/80). I have upgraded to 215/75-R15 (no lift). May I please know the following for my new tyres: 1) tyre pressure for highway/tarmac use ? 2) tyre pressure for bad potholed roads ? 3) ideal tyre pressure for a road combination of 1 & 2 ? Many thanks in advance 😊
Hi , I am going to give you the pressures in BAR. Tarmac depending on load 2.0 - 1.8 Gravel 1.5 - 1.0 Offroad hard surfaces 1.0 - 0.8 Mud & Sand 0.8 - 0.6 Roads with potholes , wont deflate too much , then you can pickup tyre and mag damage , so stick to 1.8 or 1.6. Play around with these pressures and find the ones that work for you , there are differances between tyre brands and suspensions.👍
@@justjimny Many thanks for sharing your knowledge and expertise :)
Thanks for the comparison very interesting. A shame your cameraman didn’t have a telephoto lens or walked to get closer to some of the action though 😅
We trying our best with the videos , and camera equipment we have availible. We are not really KZheadrs thats trying to make a living out of the videos , our aim is to provide the Jimny community with good information , and to help them make the right choices on accesories. Thank you for your feedback.
Hey, mate! Thanks for the video👋👍 Would you tell me pls if I can install a 235s with a 2-inch lift with or witout spacers?
235s and 2inch , should gove you good clearances , depending on the spacers size , 32mm is the size to go for , get them from a decent manufacturer otherwise they will give you problems , I prefer offset rims rather.
@@justjimny So the 235/75/15 + 2 inch + spacers 30+ will be good? No touch the wheel arches on the pits?
@@shabaevsl1783 Yes , watchout for 235s , if you want to save fuel dont fit the 235s.
@@justjimny FFE🤘🏻
Plz try 225 70 r15 Apollo aptera AT and share a review.Here in india we have the new 5 door jimny after removing the stock tyres many are changing to 225 70R15 .Could share a review comparing it with 215,235 without lift kit.
The 225/70R15 is almost identical size to 215/75R15 , and the performance should be the same.
Hello, thanks for the video. I have a question... with the 235 measure, do you have to cut some plastic from the wheel arch or, on the contrary, does it fit perfectly without modification? Thank you
Hi , 235s need a suspension lift , they do catch when the car flexes on 4x4 trails , 40mm to 60mm suspension upgrade will need to be installed for 235s to work perfect.
@@justjimny thanks my friend
I had to cut my wheel arches when i fitter Maxxis Bighorn 764 235. heated up a knife and it cut through it like butter, no suspension lift fitted and she drives fine.
Newbie question. i have Toyota rush which is same as daihatsu terios. It takes 215 65 r16 or 215 60 r17.. Do you think i can use 215 70 r15? Thrre are horrible roads conditions here, lot of rocks, geavel and unpaved roads. Would this size would be better? Or any other size you recommend?
Not sure if the Rush will fit those sizes , maybe go and check with your shop and test them out?
In your 0-100 test, how did you measure 100kph? If you used the vehicle speedometers, then it's not an accurate test.
Hi Vic , Lucky I had my GPS with me :)
Poor ostrich, can somebody help him.
That ostrich is really living the good life at Sandwani lodge🤣
I have a sj413. I've just own the 215/75/r15 tires. You recommend me to use the stock rims or swap to 15x6? How much - offset you recommend me? I don't want to loose power or have a weird look in my Samurai, it has the stock suspension.
Keep with the stock Wheels and 215/75R15 if you dont want to loose more power.
Let me get this straight, if you're driving in thr City mostly and some times go to the off road the recomendation is go with the 215 instead of thr 235 right?
Hi , to make it even easier , 215 does not effect you performance and consumption as much as the 235s do. Listen at the end of the video for the comparison stats.
Hi I have standard tires. Was thinking going for the 215/75, mostly for looks as my main driving is not off-road. Do these effect fuel consumption too much? Currently I do approx 42 miles/gallon. Thanks
When I switched to the 215s , I really did not feel a loss of power or fuel consumption being effected.
Thanks for your prompt reply.
@@justjimny hello Raymond , how much do you get with that set up as it now work and back every day normal riding (Km/l) and if I may ask why did you op for the 40mm TG suspension not the 50mm at least? Greeting Newton 🙂🙌🏼
Nice...thanks for this video I would ask you about 225/70/15 AT it is great size? for on road, offroad ( fuel, speed) It's better than 215/75 ? At the moment I have a size 235 and I want to change to 225/70 Is good choice?
Why do you want to change. In my country the 225 are offered by Suzuki as an option
195/80/15 size from dealership 215/75/15 is not available
The 225/70/15 , should improve your performance and consumption. The extra width will also give you good grip offroad , but unfortunitly you will loose ground clearance moving from the 235's.
The 225's are still within the Suzuki tyre size spec , 235s are out of spec.
@@justjimny will the 225s need a suspension kit ? or they will work fine with stock suspension from the jimny?
Hi. Thanks for this video. I live in India and I booked the 5 door Jimny. Will get it in about 3-4 months. It’s the first 5 door ever for a Jimny. I will upgrade to 215/75/R15 but I have 3 questions: 1. Most of my driving will be in the city, but we do have bad roads here. Will not be using it for major off reading. So do you think HT is better than AT? HT gives more mileage and lasts longer I think. 2. Given that it’s a 5 door, do you think the 215 could have issues? 3. If you think HT is better, which brand would you recommend? Thanks a lot. Love your channel. You’ll be seeing a lot more viewers from India soon. All the best
Hi Thanks for the support. The HT tyres are ok for decent roads , but if you have alot of potholes the AT is much better since it has stronger side walls that can take a bit more punishment. The 215/75R15 is a great size that will fit on your stock suspension without chatching anywhere. Depending on what makes of tyres you have availible I prefer the BF goodrich , its a really tough tyre that will also give you good lifetime.👍
@@justjimny Thank you very much for replying. I will go with the BF Goodrich 215/75 R15 tires AT, it seems to be the best fit. Love your channel. All the best. Cheers
@@joshisikhagmail I have a slightly different take on this. I've had my Jimny for a short while, and have done rough tracks and even some beach work. The H/T tires did fine in this scenario. The traction on made tracks was fine even through light mud and water. Soft wet sand was a little more challenging but not any worse than a much heavier vehicle with bigger and wider tyres on it. You probably wouldn't want to go much less than 16 psi on the H/T tyres for sand because of the thinner side wall. I'll be using my H/T tyres until they wear out, after which I will change to the BFG KO2 A/T 215/75 R15. You might as well use the H/T tyres until you find out they are not sufficient for what you want to do or until you wear them out. I'm not against doing mods when necessary, however anything you do affects other areas of the driving experience such as fuel economy, stress on the drive train, and road handling.
Soon to be owner of 5 door Jimny...very much confused for the mods just like every Indian out there 😅
Great content on this dedicated Jimny channel! From India and on the verge of picking up one. BF tyres aren’t available at present here due to import restrictions. Yokohama geolandar AT are available What’s your opinion these
Hi, I am about to get delivery of my new jimny, I wanted to know whether I should immediately upgrade my tyres from the stock Bridgestone 195/80/R15 HL to Yokohama 215/75/R15 AT . I just feel they look better and would be helpful if I go off roading occasionally Please help me out with this Confusion. Would this upgrade affect the overall performance of the vehicle ? Thanks in advance.
If you have the money to swop over to the 215/75R15 Yokohamas , do it. It really does not affect the performance so much that you realize it.
You say top speed is limited by the 235 tyres. I quite happily maintain 120kph (albeit with poorer consumption). If I want to maintain 130kph I can, but pay heavily in fuel.
Hi Vic , very true on the Auto , but if you want to do that in the manual in 5th you will need a perfect flat road surface , loses speed very easy.
@@justjimny Oh believe me, the auto hunts, and I spend a lot of time in third. It would be interesting to drive the manual with big tyres.
@@vicrundle4661 Off Road I loved the 235's but to do a long roadtrip I will stick to the 215s 🤣
Hello, greetings from Colombia. I have a question, with the 215/75r15 lift 2-inch setup, do wheel spacers need to be used? Are wheel spacers shown in the video?
No wheelspacers on my Jimny , watch Choise the right accesories for your jimny video.
in the drag strip test did you take into account speedometer correction due to tire diameter?
Whe measured the speed with GPS.
Do you know if wider tires of similar diameter (+/-3%) is permitted by Suzuki? I have booked a 5 door automatic and dealership told me that warranty may go void if tire size is changed. I am trying to get official mail from Suzuki India.
Suzuki in South Africa allows a 5% variance from stock , so 215/75R15 is 100% in spec , but 235/75R15 will not fit in that specification.
@@justjimny thanks
Installing BFG M/T Km3 in the 215 size would that give the grip level and performance of the 235 AT.
The MT KM3 has much better grip than the KO2 AT , they should be great off road.
Awesome, did they re gear for the 235s? I really want an excuse to put 235s It is my daily car but I do only 15% of my driving on highways and I don't have any other accessories that will add extra weight.
Hi , they did not do a gear reduction on the 235's , if you have a manual Jimny the bigger tyres do effect the clutch and on tougher obstacles you could smell the clutch .
@@justjimny Yup its a manual
@@marijanspasenovski362 If its your daily stick with the 215/75R15
@@justjimnyHi , so we get the clutch smell even in 4L on 235s ?
@@kseth6992 Yup
Nice
Thank you for the support.
what psi would you recommend with bfg ko2 235s on a jb74 raymond? on road/dirt and rock/ sand? thanks
Hi , I run my Bfs on the following pressures. 1.8 - 2.0 bar for tar depending on load. Then for gravel 1.0 - 0.8 depending on load. Offroad trails rock 0.8 , sand and mud 0.6-0.4.
@@justjimny thanks mate, i assume 235/75r15 would need slightly less pressure than the 215s? not entirely sure
@@balaclavakim7917 I used those pressures on my 235s as well , not a massive differance between them and the 215s.
I like jimny sir🤗
Me tooo🤣
Hello, I am going to replace my tyre from 195/80/15 To 235/70/15 .. So Can I do good off-roading with stock suspension?
235s always catches the body while flexing , so you wil need to lift the suspension.
does the grey Jimny have manual or automatic gearbox
Both Jimnies are manual.
Can you fit 235 on standard alloys that come with jimny?
Hi Neil yes you can , just know that you do require a suspension lift , otherwise you will have the tyres rubbing while the car is flexing.
That’s a David John Walsh right there
No its just me🤣
Is the 215s jimny in there is on stock shocks? If no is it good to have new shocks if i use 215s?
You dont need to upgrade the suspension with 215 tyres , but the standard suspension is so soft and very floppy thats why I suggest to upgrade to and aftermarket suspension like the Tough Dog , it really improves handeling and stability
Fdrrront Rrrdunner rrrdoof rrrdack - love that guy's Afrikaaner accent!🙂 Dankie vir die goeie video.
Dankie vir die support😉
Are u reversing backwards on incline in reverse gear , or rolling backwards and using brakes
Correct method is to always be in reverse and control decent with brakes.
235 is on stock Rim. At5.5J isnt it too narrow a rim ?
Everybody with 235 still has the original rims , no problems at all.
I go everywhere with my 195😉
These obstacles look easy on camera , but believe me they are quite a challange when you actually do them😎
Quando si montano pneumatici da 235 in su occorre sostituire le coppie coniche per accorciare i rapporti io personalmente monterei delle 4:88 e se si fa fuoristrada sostituire anche le ridotte
Hi , I would say if you go bigger than 235 fitting reduction gears will be a good idea.
Could you use 235's with a Des Sol 50mm Overland lift kit??
Yes no problems
@@justjimny appreciate the reply 👍🏻
Does the 235 fits in without a suspension lift?
Nope , biggest tyre you can fit without a suspension lift is a 215/80R15 .
Guys, You’re doing an off-road tyre test- on fairly soft ground…. And you didn’t mention tyre pressures??? Lowering your tyre pressures can (and does) have a significant bearing on your traction. Yes, I realise you were getting caught up on the diff and clearance was (is) an issue. Regardless, lowering tyre pressures will most definitely give you a longer footprint and increased traction. It’s probably the single most important thing you can do to improve your off road performance and it seems you didn’t do that?
Yes I know , I decided not to deflate for the test since the ground was a bit wet , but we still had more than enough traction , and doing high speed tests on deflated tyres could cause a tyre debeading , so also a bit of time constraints. Believe me deflating and tyre pressures I know🤣
Can you fit a 235 without a body lift ?
Hi Pim , when doing obstacles during flexing the 235's do rub on the stock suspension.
What lift have thad silver jimny ?? 60mm ??
If I remember correct , it has the 60mm Tough Dog suspension.
mate .. how about 225/75 any mod needed ? lift kit or cut wheel arc ?
Hi , 225 wil work with no issues on standard suspension , no cutting or trimming required.
@@justjimny thanks brother 🤝
Mhmm this is hard. Will get mine in a weeks time. Will do overlanding mostly, and sometimes "roadtrips". In south america so planning to go off the beating tracks to speak since i do paragliding, diving etc and just want to explore. This means jungle,mountains,horrible roads,deserts etc. Im sure it still means quite alot ok dirt roads and ofcourse sime highway. Just not sure what id prefer yet.. more adventure and off road capabilitys or just more comfy ride. All i know is i need a rooftoo tent
I would suggest the manual for the longer trips , better performance onroad and better fuel consumption. Look at our "Choose the right accesories for your Jimny" as well. I dint reccomend a Rooftop tent on a Jimny at all.
@@justjimny well, im buying a manual. I ment the tyres.
@@marconini77 🤣 Tyres I would reccomend 215/75R15 , BF Goodrich AT , very tough tyre with 3 ply side walls for heavy offroad , but not bad on the road , they do get a bit slippery on wet tar roads , have a look I did a review on them👍
@@justjimny thanks 😁 will have a look!
Suzuki indicates that the warranty may be jeopardized if tire changed to 215/75 r15.
In South Africa 215/75R15 still falls within the approved tyre size.
I have the 215 on my Jimny and the Speedo shows approximately 5km more then I am actually doing. What is the difference with the 235 tyres.
With 235's my speedo reads exactly the same as my GPS at 120kph
@@vicrundle4661 I also saw that with the test , and forgot to mention it on the video🤪
@@vicrundle4661 with stock gearing?
@@pcnepal Yes. I have not changed the gearing.
Hi..I am going to install the Old Man Emu shocks and suspension next week which definitely a lift for my jimny. I do a lot lf highway drive and daily driven and some occasional off road...In your opinion what tyre sizes would you recommend?235 or 215? Thanks
Go for the 215 , better on power and fuel for highway , and you can still have fun off road.
@@justjimny thanks..will go for it!..
@@saiful1988 Glad we could help👌
And can you still mount the 215's on standard suspension?
Yes they fit no problem
Won’t they rub on any suspension unless it is a poor lift kit that also reduces suspension compression?
Do you have any experience with 225/75? With stock suspension and bumper, will it rub like 235/75? Actually, 215 is extremely rare where I live, and I don't want to go with 235. Thanks in advance 😊
The 225/75 should work great , if you cant get hold of 215/75
@@justjimny 225/75 will it work nicely with stock suspension and bumper?
225 70 15 very close diameter to stock so speedo, rpm minimal different and similar ground clearance. Have heard from a few people similar economy to stock. Can get Coopers, maxxis, bridgestone, michelin etc in that size
where I live 215 has 3 times more assortment and is at least 50$ cheaper.
_Swiihuyel approach angle_
215-70-15 do you have experience at the old jimny?
Yes 215/75R15 is about the biggest tyre I will fit to the Gen3 Jimny , to get decent consumption and performance. Had 235/75R15 on my Gen3 and had to do 80mm suspension to make them fit well.
getting my jimny in coming 3 days, have found bgfs 215 75 r15, will it be good for me ? my use case is 50 percent highway and 50 offroad sand snow mud gravel. ?
Should be a great choice.
@@justjimny please help me with tyre pressure for sand snow mud gravel and highway.
@@soumil Road 1.8 , gravel 1.2 - 0.8 , off road 0.8 , sand 0.8 - 0.6 Bar
@@justjimny wow! Thank you sooo soon much! Much appreciated! 🙌🏻
@@justjimny well, i have a 5 door jimny. Will this be same?
Yo tengo uno
Does 235 slow down the Gymny?
Yes it does , much slower and heavier on fuel.
What are the complete specs of your 215?
Hi its 215/75R15
Hi guys my jimny have 235/75 at bfgoodrich with 8” rims offset -10 feels heavier would by better option back to stock rims?
The stock rims are much lighter than the steel rims , and will make a differance in performance and fuel consumption👍
@@justjimny but the 8” are of alloy anyway is better stock rim with 235/75?
@@miguelcanasvergara8770 if they are also alloy , you will have to compare them , but there should not be a massive differance in weight between them🤔
I bought a sprint boost and new air filter kyn its feel better. Do you recomend another upgrade? Got ome 2” 5x139,7 15x8” alloy rims -10 offset 235/75 bfgoodrich.
@@miguelcanasvergara8770 Maybe have a look at a after market exhaust like a Viper , that can also get some power back to your Jimny.
Is Koba not a capable driver???
Koba did not have her Jimny very long when we shot the video , so I did a bit of driving👍
Quanto de Psi vocês estão usando no 235/75??
On road 1.8 - 2.0 Bar , gravel roads 1.0 - 0.8 Bar , soft sand 0.6 - 0.4 depending on tyre type.
@@justjimny Muito obrigado amigo
I drive a Land Rover Discovery 2 and some of the older Land Rover guys are obsessed with skinny tires and I tell them yeah to an extent as good but to them it's almost like the skinnier the better and I'm like no no a little wider than Factory literally is better. They take the idea of more contact pressure and they forget the fact that something more skinny digs in more because it pushes harder that doesn't mean it's going to get better traction. Something a little wider that's right on top and grips and doesn't take a hole-in-the-ground. Now they're the ones telling me to go 9.5 in wide and I'm doing 11.5 and the Jeep guys are at 12.5 so I think 10.5 or 11.5 is good. But 9.5 is ridiculous. And then they reference old series Rovers and Jeep Willys and I'm like yeah but those can't do crap without lockers those totally suck off road and what they can do good is because they're like just because the good old days had those doesn't mean you can bring them to nowadays and watch them compete without tons of momentum. It's not just a trend something wider than Factory really does grip more. Now if you look at really extreme off-road builds with a lot more horsepower they always go wider because they have the horsepower to move it if skinny was better you wouldn't see quads and ATVs with big fat tires for how light they are you would seem with little tiny bicycle tires. I get the idea that to why this bad but these Landover guys are insane like a mental problem wanting to put 9.5 in wide tires on a 5000 pound vehicle
I think there are a few factors , the skinny tyres , give them higher clearances without the power sapping that a wider tyre can give with the same clearance stats. Main issue is , the Jimny does not have the weight to keep those skinny tyres on the terrain , and the bigger circumferance of the tyre still affect our performance , so not much gain for Jimnies with skinny tyres. So on the Jimny it makes sense that wider gives you better clearance and better grip , with the a lessor effect of power loss. Another factor is flex , the Jimny flexes much more than the loder landies , so we can drive over and through most obstacles with the shorter wheelbase , and keep traction with the extra flex. Nice topic👍
Narrow tyres generally work better for most things. Loads of videos showing this on KZhead if you look. You’ll also get a longer footprint and generally more sidewall deformation with a tall skinny tyre. Fat tyres have a place and can work well too, much far less places and terrains. Can look cool though.
@@300bhpton Remember the Jimny's weight , its much lighter than a Landy.
235 sono meglio le ruote più grandi sono sempre più vantaggiose in offroad!💪🏻🔥🔝
Sí, son excelentes para todo terreno, pero si tiene un viaje largo al trabajo o si desea realizar viajes más largos, el consumo de combustible y la falta de velocidad máxima serán un gran negativo.
@@justjimny si bisogna modificare anche la trasmissione per ripristinare il giusto rapporto tipo coppie coniche o super ridotte o meglio entrambe le cose 💪🏻😜
Para mi,se ha hecho trampa,la suspension del suzuki es mucho mas alta al que le has puesto los 235/75r15.Ponle tambien esas suspensiones al que tiene los 215 /75r15 !!
With bigger tyres and higher suspension the Jimny is a beast offroad , but much heavier on fuel.👍
the ostrich could not give less fucks about the filming.
its a frikin dinosaur
🤣🤣🤣 we do quite alot of shoots at this venue , and she is always there to support us.
Less drag on that poor little engine the better lol
Very true , you pay alot for a little more ground clearance.
Actually 225 work best.
225 us not very popular in South Africa , so the 215/75R15 is a good size to go for.
Configura las dos suspensiones igual!! Habeis hecho trampa !!Si le cambias las ruedas de uno a otro,gana siempre el mas alto !!No es una comparacion de neumaticos !!Es una comparacion de suspensiones !!No estamos tontos !!
Hi Jose , the Grey Jimny has 60mm Tough Dog suspension and 235/75R15 tyres on , the green Jimny has 40mm Tough Dog suspension and 215/75R15 tyres on . On the last few uphill test if you look its the ground clearance on the diffs that got the green jimny stuck , the only way to get the diffs higher off the ground is with bigger tyres , so not stupid🤨
215s are the best all round tire size. Good to know for when my arrives in 6 months 🥲
Glad we could help out👍
Mine in 4 months !
@@pim1234 Almost there 😉
Mine June 2023 :(
@@FM90796 thats a really long to wait , I got my jimny out of one of the first batches in ZA and only waited 2 months.
275 60 is the best!!!!
We dont get that size locally so I cant comment on it.