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Mahindra Bolero Tyre Size

Mukesh Kumar

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Verified against OEM Data (2026-09-02)
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Factory OEM Tyre Size / मूल टायर साइज

215/75 R15

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Bolero Owner's Manual

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Complete Tyre & Wheel Specifications

SpecificationOfficial Manufacturer Specification
Factory OEM Tyre Sizes
215/75 R15(100S)Current Bolero range
Trim / Variant ApplicationBolero current range (B4, B6, B6 Opt)
Alternative / Other Factory Sizes235/75 R15, 215/70 R15
Rim Diameter (रिम का आकार)15 inch
Load Index100
Speed RatingS (180 km/h)
Tyre Pressure / हवा का दबाव (Standard)Front (आगे): 30 psi · Rear (पीछे): 30 psi
Tyre Pressure / हवा का दबाव (Fully Laden / Pillion)Front (आगे): 30 psi · Rear (पीछे): 30 psi
Manufacturer Source:Bolero Owner's ManualOfficial HTML
Trim coverage: Bolero current range (B4, B6, B6 Opt)Inflation note: Official Mahindra owner's manual
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What This Size Means

215 = tread width in millimetres. 75 = aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 75% of the tread width (161 mm). R = radial construction (or bias-ply if dash-indicated). 15 = wheel rim diameter in inches (381 mm).

Editor's Technical Insight

The Mahindra Bolero is the undisputed workhorse of semi-urban and rural India, celebrated for its indestructible metal bumpers, leaf-sprung rear axle, and high-ground-clearance ladder chassis. Its factory 215/75 R15 tyre size features a towering 161mm sidewall, affording exceptional shock absorption over craters, unpaved tracks, and irrigation bunds without wheel damage. Because the Bolero frequently carries 7 to 9 occupants plus agricultural or commercial cargo over severe terrain, tyre load rating and sidewall ply strength are far more critical than high-speed cornering grip. Mahindra specifies 32 psi at the front and 36 psi at the rear under load; running inadequate rear pressure causes the rear leaf springs to bottom out while flexing the tyre sidewalls dangerously close to stone pinch cuts. Commercial operators and rural owners almost universally favor rugged Indian all-terrain compounds such as MRF Wanderer A/T or JK Ranger A/T for their cut-resistant tread compounds and remarkable 70,000 km durability under harsh rural conditions.

Tyre Options Available in India

Verified replacement options compatible with Mahindra Bolero stock wheel rims:

MRF

Wanderer A/T

Estimated price:₹5,800–6,600
JK Tyre

Ranger A/T

Estimated price:₹5,200–6,000
CEAT

Czar A/T

Estimated price:₹5,500–6,300

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I upsize my Bolero tyres to 235/75 R15?
Yes — 235/75 R15 is the most common off-road and styling upsize for the Bolero. It increases tyre width by 20mm, adds approximately 15mm of ground clearance, and fills out the squarish wheel arches without rubbing during normal driving.
Why does the Bolero manual specify higher rear tyre pressure?
The Bolero features a heavy-duty rear leaf-spring suspension engineered to carry heavy payload over rough terrain. High rear pressure (36-38 psi) prevents sidewall collapse and excessive heat generation when carrying multiple passengers and cargo.
Are tubeless tyres suitable for rural Bolero usage?
Yes, modern Boleros ship with factory tubeless radials. Tubeless tyres are much safer than older tube-type tyres because small punctures seal slowly, allowing drivers to reach a tyre shop rather than suffering an immediate blowout on remote rural highways.
Do Bolero Neo and standard Bolero use the same tyre size?
Yes, both the classic Bolero and the modern TUV-derived Bolero Neo specify 215/75 R15 tyres, though the Bolero Neo uses distinct 5-spoke alloy wheels on its top N10 variant.