Australian company Ironman unveils specially-designed bull bar for Suzuki Jimny

MANILA: Australian car parts and accessories company, Ironman 4x4 has recently added a new bull bar for the latest Suzuki Jimny. A bull bar is a metal grille typically outfitted on a vehicle and is designed to prevent damage during impact.

The Suzuki Jimny is a compact 4x4 and is known for its off-terrain capabilities. While the 2019 version was intended to appeal more to city drivers, it hasn’t lost its off-road charm.

For Jimny drivers looking to trek the Australian terrain, Ironman’s new bull bar might be a good addition to the experience.

Ironman designed their bull bar using 3D technology to assure a perfect fit for the Suzuki Jimny. According to the Aussie company, they used primarily premium-grade materials such as SPHC oiled and pickled steel to build the bull bar. 360-degree robotic welds were also used to ensure excellent strength capabilities and resistance to rust. To top it off, the bar was given a matte black finish.

Ironman also added a couple of features for better versatility on the road. The company included spaces on the bar especially for LED indicator lights and headlight washers. The bull bar sports a single-loop design, meaning one can easily slip on driving lights or even a light bar on the device.

The Aussie company also included an integrated high-lift jacking point for easier bolting and instalment. Not only that, but it’s also winch-compatible. This means the mounting cradle can successfully eliminate excess weight that should be caused by the bull bar.

The Ironman bull bar is also compatible with various of the Suzuki Jimny’s built-in features, such as factory flares and airbags. The Aussie company also added that the unit is ADR-compliant.

In addition to the bull bar, Ironman also offers a front polyurethane caster brush kit, a nitro-gas rear shock absorber, and rear performance coil springs for both European- and Japanese-build models. You can find all their available products here.

The all-new Suzuki Jimny made its debut this 2019, featuring a boxier-shaped body, giving it a military-esque appearance. Check see Jimny specs and prices, or read our guide here.

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