Need A LiftKit to Fit Bigger Tires? Myth Busted ! How & Why to upsize your offroad tires?

Did you think that a lift kit would help you fit larger tires on your truck/ SUV? Think again! This video breaks down the mech and tech behind upsizing tires for getting more ground clearance.
Going for bigger tires has both pros and cons. Understand what suits your particular use case best!

[@jeyaramisha9216]

I guess no one have explained the myth in this clarity thanks lot bro & request you to explain about the DPF & EDC issues , how to manage that in BS6 engine .

[@tripaccino]

Sure I will

[@MIRZABENIPAL]

First gen use to get 32 inch as stock 235/80r16

[@ashishkelo]

+1. I have started liking these 5 mins shorts. Since you have upgraded the tyres keeping the circumference almost the same, would it void the warranty? I understand you also have a lift kit installed. I had asked the Force SC and they said it would and asked me not to.

[@tripaccino]

Yes. It does void warranty as it would be considered a major modification as mentioned in the video. If you have a defect and you take it to the Force Service Center for rectification, and if the issue can be linked by them to the lift kit then, they can deny the warranty fulfilment. This is true for any major change in any car . A bigger tire, as I suggested (within reasonable limits) should not be much of a problem for warranty, unless you’re really unlucky with your service team.

[@ashishkelo]

Thanks for the confirmation