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Than you sir

Another excellent episode thanks mate 👍

Brilliant video thanks mate. I have just got a Gen 3 (love it!). All the best for 2025 👍

Has any one installed this and then dash lights showing traction control is on and a steering error showing?

Tough dog jimny shock can be adjusted? How? There’s no clicking option

Thanks for this insight and now 4.5 years later I wanted to confirm the good start decision (thank you) and then ask if there is any update on tyre brand. My 2020 3 door Jimny was fitted from start with BF Goodrich all terrains 215/75 R15 - very happy. Not sure what mileage one should achieve on a set of tyres but I am about to replace at 4.5years and 96 000km (probably replace at 98 000km) - seems very good to me? Not sure what others are getting? We dont do heavy 4x4 but do a LOT of gravel/sand/rock travel - good and bad. So the question - are BF Goodrich still the majority choice? As a side comment many other additions - however the best ones were 80l fuel tank and Tough Dog 40 suspension.... Thank u for any comments/guidance....

Question for you - How are the 235s treating the jimmy components - Are they causing a lot of strain and wear and tear on supporting components - compared to the 215's . How detrimental are they on road in terms of mileage, sound, ride quality, braking compared to the 215's. Basically, I'm hearing a lot about the cons of 235s in India (with 215s highly recommended) - Your thoughts on this?

Its the biggest rubbish out there. Its NOT the best.

Guys, I am not happy with mine, 2024; 1 month old. I use it on tar roads and the Jimny hates it and then tries to kill me. Everyone says a lot about the car and how awesome it is, but they actually say nothing. Tell me how to keep the car on tar roads and highways. What parts need changing? This is a commuter which is also used on the sand. Please you experts, help me with good working advice. I am never going to use the car for serious off-roading. I would like the problem fixed.

4:03 As I didn’t want a lift kit I got the Ironman shocks plus the steering damper. - It’s performance was just what I wanted!

I went for 3 heavy duty roof rails from Rhino total weight 6kg vs 30kg roof rack (front runner ) a far better solution especially when adding a 40kg roof tent.I disagree do it with rails not a additional unnecessary 30kg front runner rack. I did 1000km through mountains on highways offroad it was unnoticeable only fuel consumption increased by 1liter/100km . Problem is some of these tents are not lightweight weigh 70 kg plus 30 for rack thats 100kg on roof vs my solution 46kg . Do it wisely.

i got my Jimny, brand new about a month ago and it is standard. The car wants to kill me, I cannot take it out on the highway because that is looking for trouble. The suspension changes are ridiculously expensive and I am not able to get to that money. I am not so happy with the purchase, I expected it to be dual purpose, but it turns out to be a serious off roader. I am still deciding what to do with the car, but for now, it will stay in my garage at home.

Thanks for this video. It helped me as I am in the process of buying a Jimny. Keep it up

Плохие колори в Джимников. Повинен бути джимник яскравий колір.

❤ how much difference in 215 size and 235 the size mileage ?

215's good for city and light 4wding while 235 good for more extreme 4wding. If you do allot of city driving and or towing Id stick with the 215's

What are your thoughts on the roof racks? I see you are rocking one. With the dynamic load capacity of the roof being 30kg (Allegedly, I even saw that number come up in the genuine Suzuki accessories catalog), I am quite worried about getting a full roof rack in there as it basically eats the whole capacity by its self. Thinking on getting load bars as it is basically 1/4th the weight, but obviously they are not as practical as a rack. What has been your experience?

Please show tyre tread/patarn & demo in snow, mud ,sand and rock.

I am more intrested in watching the ostrich, sorry I missed your conversation.

Australia gets Bridgestone dueller 195/80/15 HT as standard. I'm using those tyres on a vw caddy. My cousin put 225/75r15 MT on her Jimni and I got her standard tyres for free. I needed new tyres and wanted more ground clearance so the taller tyres are great for me. I'll put All Terrains on the van next. My cousins Jimni feels like shit onroad with her new tyres but it's a great offroad option. Me personally I'd buy a set of steel wheels for the mud terrains for offroading on weekends and keep the standard for onroad, or put All Terrains on

225/75r15 mud terrains are great offroad but not onroad. If you mainly use the vehicle onroad stick with a size closer to OEM

Would 235 BF At's work with the 40mm Tough Dog suspension, or would 225's be a better choice? Or should I replace my 40 mm with the 60 mm? I just got the 40 mm installed and have the 215's for tires but I would like a little better off road performance so I am considering a little larger tire size. I do not however want to start over with a new suspension if not necessary since it may be quite costly but I appreciate your recommendations... Thanks for your great Videos Raymond!

Would 235 BF At's work with the 40mm Tough Dog suspension, or would 225's be better? Thanks for your great Videos Raymond!

Hi, I want to know using tough dog on highway and there’s uneven pavement or patches road, is the steering feed back harsh? Because tough dog is harder than the original suzuki.

So many jimmy’s with the same colour…😂😂😂

The right size comparison should be with the 235/70R15, no??!

Very capable little goats.

How about 16 inch rims? Any comments ?

15 seconds 0-100 km, in dirt terrain??? how much does it do on road???

May I know if there is a L bracket securing the snorkel to the body? I can’t see clearly.

Nice video , what tyres are those ? The type of tyre does play a key role when dropping pressures n de-beading. I have 31x10.5 maxxis 764 , I take the pressure to 0 and the side wall is still strong enough to support the weight of my zuk . I wouldn't dare try this stunt with a HT tyre.

Hey Ray, Good video. Could you comment on how good are 225/70/r15 tyres on the jimny, with stock suspension.

What happen to tthis channel? no new videos for months

Why did u stop makin videos mate?😢

nice video sir.what is the size of your rim and tire?

Hi Sir. Kindly suggest me the tyre upgrade for Jimny for better Fuel Efficiency. Because I will use it mostly in Highways Only.

Hi Raymond, you may have had this question before and apologies if I missed it. Overhead console & two-way radios - what do you recommend? Thanks for the channel and eagerly awaiting more on the new 5-door!!

When are we getting videos of the 5 door Jimny?

Now I'm "enlightened", much appreciated, thank you Sir.

The "Steep" hill going up is like my driveway...Honestly you just need better clutch control. Also, the way the other guy was going down the steep descent looked like he knew nothing about driving off-road.

only talking talking

I would love watch it again with both cars using the same tire. Looks like the manual is using a more offroad capable one.

Absolutely worth every cent!

Hey man, I miss your videos, what's up?

I believe throttle pedal can damage on Engine badly and it will reduce life of Engine. Am I right?

What was the stock size in your jimny?

Has anyone tried the Apollo 225/70/15

mate .. how about 225/75 any mod needed ? lift kit or cut wheel arc ?

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How to open the cover of the dip switch?