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Check Out This Mahindra Bolero With Massive 33-Inch Tyres – However, It Has One Major Flaw
The Mahindra Bolero continues to be a strong performer for the company by clocking consistent MoM sales figures. Furthermore, it remains a popular choice in rural areas of the country due to its rugged nature.
In addition to that, this rugged nature of the Mahindra Bolero has also spawned it some hardcore loyalists and fans in India. This means the Mahindra Bolero is a popular choice among youngsters and off-road enthusiasts.
As such, a video of a Mahindra Bolero with massive 33-inch tyres has now gone viral. Also, the owner of this Mahindra Bolero has done some very cool modifications to further enhance the look of the model.
Starting with the obvious, this Mahindra Bolero sports a set of massive 33-inch Hankook Dynapro MT tyres. Also, according to the video, this modified Mahindra Bolero runs on 16-inch wheels.
In order to accommodate these tyres, the owner of the Mahindra Bolero has made a few modifications including additional leaves at the rear, and thicker bushings on top of the front shock absorbers to increase the ride height. Also, the front bumper has been trimmed to accommodate the large tyres.
To further enhance the visual appeal, this Mahindra Bolero flaunts a gloss black wrap, black window tint, and white LED headlight bulbs. There is also a LED light bar fitted on the roof as well.
It is also worth mentioning that the modified Mahindra Bolero in this video is a base variant and its original colour is white. Moreover, several modifications have also been carried out on the inside including power windows on all 4 doors, upgraded music system, full mat, and new seat covers.
Though this modified Mahindra Bolero is a dream for many, it comes with one major omission that can easily put off any off-road enthusiast - It does not sport a four-wheel-drive system.
Thoughts: Though this modified Mahindra Bolero looks very cool, we are not sure if it adheres to the RTO norms in India. As such, we urge our readers to consult with the local RTO before modifying your car.
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