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Suzuki Jimny - First 2000Kms Ownership and Long Overland Trip Review
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- Опубликовано: 22 июн 2023
- The grey Jimny has been on the road since the day it got delivered and has completed a super quick 2k kms .
And on top of that , we just got her out with 4 other cars for a weekend camping/fishing trip to Barot - The Brown Trout Country in Himachal Pradesh. Feels to be the perfect 2 person overland vehicle and easily hauled 2 people and their supplies with zero issues.
The auto box as expected was amazing on the bill sections. The pleasant surprise was the way the suspension is working. Feels super planted and very confident when doing broken patches on high speed.
The few negatives that came up are the lack of height adjustment in front seat belts and the always sounding rear seatbelt warning.
The tailgate supports the bigger tire easily with zero rattling.
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Happy to hear that the 235s run without any major issues on the stock setup. Thanks for the updates, keep em’ coming… Have a great weekend.
Simple yet covers everything about the jimny. A good review which made me go ahead with this car. Thanks 😊
Thank you
235s are looking great. Good to hear that there is no big issue with the bigger tyres. Also great to hear that stock suspension is performing well. Let the updates flow. Great job.
The rear seat belt warning will beep for 90 secs irrespective of whether the passengers are seated or not with the belts not locked. Safety reminder from suzuki😊
That’s informative 😊
Warning overdone and quite irritating
Yes exactly, sometimes the local commutes are shorter than the warning time
And every time the vehicle starts, it resets the 90sec thing 😑
This is told to Suzuki by various moto journalist during test ride event and they said they gona solve with weight sensor as usual but they didn't solved it and started deliveries
Just short the wiring of rear seat belt
Brown boys in brown trout country. Jimny looking great. Keep up the good work.
Your channel is rocking, Jaideep. 600 + subscribers added today. In RUclips that is full of Tubers believing that clickbait hashtag and standing on top of bonnet is car review, you channel is like a cool fresh air. All the best.
Thank you
Means a lot
subscribed...been following you for some time... sensible videos, thanks for making them
Thank you 😊
@@TreadTrails if anyone goes for 215/75-15, the original Bolero size, please do a video on that too.
Thanks for keeping us updated, for rear seat belt it seems maruti saved on 2 pressure switches 😅
Great update and analysis. And congratulations for 5K subscribers. Keep growing and flowing…
I find you calm and easy presentation a relief from others, who share more noise than information. Subscribed.
I’m still waiting for mine to be delivered, but having booked a MT, I’m continuously haunted by doubt on whether I should just go for the AT. During my short test drive, I found it unimpressive during highway speeds. Can you or your friends confirm whether you faced any particular dislikes on open highways? Thanks
Thank you
Just got done with a nice long trip on the Jimny.
The auto box does not feel sluggish on the highway at all.
I didnt know you like fishing too bro you got me there being a person who know how to fish, love from Meghalaya to people who love fishing
NICE ONE, JIMNY IN BAROT PERFECT!!!!
Loved your Browning cap.
Thank you 😁
Good to hear that 235s are running fine. Great review.
Thats honest feedback. Waiting for mine to be delivered. Closely following your mods on Jimny. Keep up the good work mate.
There is so much learning in your videos ! On the rear seat belt, it is mandatory as per law....seldom enforced but there have been drives to enforce it from time to time. After the Cyrus Mistry incident, traffic police in cities became stringent with more drives......if you have been in an Uber in Delhi and Bangalore in the last month or so, there will be a warning too with a voice advising the passenger to wear the seatbelt....(some seem to have disabled it though).....Maruti is trying to preempt a future scenario when it will be as strict as the front seat belt, hence the factory fitted alarm...From a company's perspective I heard someone from their side saying that they want help with the safety education by sounding this alarm for the rear passengers to start wearing the belt as a habit like the front folks....(however, the counter seems to be that that is fine only if there is a rear passenger seated...fair point...)...
I am also looking forward to see a video where you share how much pressure should be there in the tyre depending on the dimensions of that specific tyre...I heard you mention in one of your videos that there is a calculation to be followed/done....Waiting :)
That’s true sir
Will try to do a video on the tire pressure calculation soon
Looks amazing with the 235s
Recently an acquaintance of mine bought a Fronx and there too the rear seat belt reminders would go off every time the car is driven. I inquired about this at Nexa and they said "cost cutting". Maruti simply did not install the sensors in the seat that indicates whether there is a passenger or not. So this is not a malfunction but a deliberate flaw from the manufacturer's end.
Hi...i really love the way you go about tge content...your collated info is very relevant...you should do a website with info for first time enthusiast who want modifications from an engineering point of view...Mods in north india are mostly cosmetic with no engineering value...keep up the good work..regards
Thank you
what'up- Enjoyedd. how super trip-godspeed~😮
Good to hear the honest feedback.
How do you compare the ride with gypsy ?
Is the ride stiff as in gypsy or is it too soft ?
Great review
Very nice review!! Thank you!
Great info, once again
Great initial impression video. What tyre pressure are you running on those tyres?
Was at 32 for first 200kms and now at 28psi
wow sir ji superb
Bhai ke forearms 190 section se jyada hai 😅
Great insight on the tyres.
So 235 will be one solid option for Jimmy now.
Awesome
👍🏻👍🏻
Does 225 Apterra make contact with the same plastic ?
The tyres are rubbing during straight drive as well or only while making turns?
Only touching when the steering is fully turned and mainly in downhill braking areas. The earlier 2k kms in the city. Rubbing was not an issue at all.
This rubbing also is not an issue. Since it isn’t against metal or any part of the frame/suspension
It is just a plastic flap, can be bent it cut also. But I am just waiting for the tire to chop it off on its own
@@TreadTrails just one main question is it worth 17 lacs+ on road for the value ots offering or Thar with 5 doors would be a better option?
I'm here at tirthan valley with my bluish black jimny Alpha Automatic....my vehicle run is almost 1000 KM, my tyres are 225 / 70..... I'm getting the mileage around 10 KM per litre......
Please make a video of ur self and other drivers testing out jimny and their ride review compared to cars they are driving now
That’s an interesting suggestion, I will definitely try doing that
Thankyou for the update Jaideep 🫡
I saw a video of a white Jimny with 215 section (not sure of profile), it was rubbing under full compression. I am surprised 235s only rub a little in the same scenario. I think he was running off road steelies, not sure if the offset was creating an issue there.
Waiting to see what differences Ironman setup does on the Jimny (since they don't have 5 door specific setup yet)
Please change your mic ,use an high quality one the voice is tearing up.
Will fitting these tyres void the warranty?
Love these jimny videos, little bit of on road action would be nice.
What's the fuel efficiency??
Around 13.2 currently
Hi sir, do the 235s reduce the acceleration or overall power delivery as compared to 215 or the stock 195?
Obviously, more rolling resistance has to have an impact on acceleration
Yup. Greater diameter will reduce the initial acceleration but will help to achieve higher speeds at a lower rpm range.
On paper , yes
In reality - zero difference and the cruising rpms have come down a little relaxing it
Sir, would like hear more information on the impact of 235 on the cars performance due to its added width and weight
Steering
Handling
Acceleration etc
If you could help
Honest and easy to go review ... Just want to know whether it is comfortable for a continuous long drive... Thanks
Yes , loads of fun
Feels like a much bigger vehicle
@@TreadTrails thanks a ton...
Hello Sir, I am staying in Himachal Pradesh Palampur, thinking about which car better for me, new Jimny or old LC100 or LC105 or Prado or Fortuner or old Audi Q7 4.2 or Honda Crv. I am an automobile engineer from Europe, so I can work on old cars, I have OBD2 diagnosis system, but I am a bit worried to buy old car in India. I would like to have Jimny, but the only issue is it is very light so safety is less, but in Himachal not high speeds, so not so many deadly speed car accidents, so maybe Jimny would be good option. What would you buy if you live in Himachal? At home we are 5 people, but most of the time I will drive only with wife. We have Hyundai Santro, so if more people are needed for trip, we can use two cars if Jimny would be too small, but I did a test drive of Jimny, we tried to sit 3 medium people at the back, it is possible fot not very long journey.
Beautiful. Will a jimny be able to carry a rooftop tent ?
Could you please share a video on turbocharging the Jimny. Thanks in advance.
Hopefully yes 😁
Sir i am thinking of the Radar RT 215/75 is it a good choice or not since bf goodrich AT are no where to be seen
I would prefer a set of Yokohama geolander ATs or the Goodyear Wrangler AT/ST
Please talk about scorpio N , confused with scorpio N Z6 AT and jimny Alpha AT budget not an issue, if we take both to sipti and places like that which one u think will be better
not considering heavy off-road
Very different class of vehicles
And depends on the number of people to be travelling.jimny is perfect for 2 people + supplies for travelling
@@TreadTrails so u don't consider Jimney a car for 3 or 4 people for long tours even with roof carrier , i live in Kashmir and only think that is stopping me to buy a scropio n 4x2 Z6 is it's performance on hills because of huge size , body roll and performance in slush and snow
As u have a guy with scorpio behind u i would like to know did he enjoyed the ride as much as jimny owner did
@@ravjeetraina7756 family travelling is a different case, but overlanding to camp and all with survival supplies, it is enough for 2 people only
Also the main issue you will face is luggage space, which can be solved by a roof rack
And as far as the drive is concerned, the thar or the Scorpio can’t even come close 😬
Especially on rough roads
@@TreadTrails thanks a lot jaideep
Good going. Other than the floor mats and guitar pick inspired mudflaps the accessories offered by Maruti are comical.
I liked the rain visors also, very useful
Even if you have small pieces of luggage, sometimes the seat belt warning lights/chimes come on.
Haha
@@TreadTrails even a camera bag, laptop bag can trigger the sensor. I hence have to keep my laptop bag either in the footwell of the empty passenger/rear side or in the boot as my car has 7 airbags and seat belt reminders for all 5 passengers.
Do the UV cut glass make an impact on the amount of sunlight entering the cabin and working of Ac ?
Yes , the semi tint feels amazing
Why do you prefer automatic ?? I seem to deduce from many of your videos, I was under the assumption that manual would give us more control during off roading. Please give your expert opinion..
Following this.
Since we already have way too many manual 4x4s in the group. And the Jimny auto is a perfect run about vehicle for other family members to use in the city as well.
Else I would always pick a manual.
Is the wheel arch enough for the increased height of the 235's given the longer suspension travel?
Yes articulation wise , there was no rubbing in the wheel wells
Which is your favourite car from your car collection?
Bro what will you suggest to rebuilding a Gypsy or going for Jimny
Depends on the application I feel . Both very different vehicles
@@TreadTrails I guess this should be your new video.... As for masses, both are lifestyle utility + off-road vehicle. Gypsy with Hardtop and suspension upgrade should be equally good and even better considering the huge price difference.
This is what everyone will think , do share your inputs as well
Maruthi cheaped out on the load sensor, u will have to keep the seat belt fastened. I think Maruthi did the same with the fronx as well.
Or those little things people use to quieten the front seat belts
U could probably get it disconnected
Sir is the air-conditioning effective
How’s the headlight throw of Jimny?
Pretty decent on the Alpha models. Haven’t been able to experience the ones on the zeta model
Please tell about the comfort for Long distance trip
Super comfortable, especially after tire upsize
Why did you opt for AT?
Easy to use for rest of the family
@@TreadTrails Lets say you are the only one driving the vehicle. Then would you still get the AT?
fast man
What RPM @ 100 kph?
As per the tacho it shows 3000 rpm.
Factoring in the taller tires that will be 2850-2900rpm
Thanks. That helps.
What tall are You?
I am around 5’11”
235/ 55 would have been ideal
I prefer a taller sidewall 😁
Better speak hindi
Bro try to make in Hindi:)
Try to learn English :)
@@Vyakta93 I totally understand English.
Just suggesting you.
Either have a good fluency or try in Hindi. Both are good. Don't be angry😊
No....He speaks English very well and not everyone in India knows Hindi.
@@akhil1781 Bhai 80% Hindi smjhte hain. Baaki ko English chaiye
@@karansnehavlogs0528 as I said , not everyone knows Hindi.... please translate.Thankyou
boring
Bhai plze video HDR mai mat dala kro
Pehelwan tu kya tamashe kar raha hai
..baap ka paisa barbad kar raha hai..😂😂
How do you compare the ride with gypsy ?
Is the ride stiff as in gypsy or is it too soft ?